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| Amicorp Switzerland AG |
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Profile:
Amicorp Switzerland's office in Zurich serves as a representative office, providing all Amicorp Group services. The office focuses on serving the entire Swiss market of professional intermediaries, in the local language. The office also regularly functions as an intermediary for clients located in other parts of the world, obtaining services from private banks, management companies and asset managers throughout Switzerland. Languages spoken: German, French, Italian, Spanish, English, and Dutch. |
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Overview:
For individual clients and their families who wish to migrate to Switzerland, Amicorp Switzerland offers relocation services, including provision of residence permits, lump-sum taxation, and housing arrangements, to cater to the client’s needs and wishes in the canton of choice.
Amicorp Switzerland can assist clients with the establishment and management of Swiss companies such as the AG (joint stock company), GmbH (limited liability company), and Swiss branches of foreign companies, as well as Swiss private trustee companies.
Additional services, such as provision of a Swiss regulatory approved environment for foreign asset managers dealing with Swiss banks, can be obtained through Amicorp partners. These partners help Amicorp service international corporate clients as extensively as possible.
Switzerland, a federation of 26 cantons that to some extent are autonomous, is one of the premier financial centers in the world. With a stable political, economic, and financial climate, it is home to an estimated one-third of the world’s wealth. As a financial center, Switzerland plays a central role in the international banking industry and houses many of the world’s banks.
Key elements of the Swiss tax system are the convenient corporate tax rates and the possibility to obtain certainty regarding taxation in advance through rulings from the tax authorities (pre-discussed binding agreements on the taxation of a company).
Due to Switzerland’s extensive tax treaty network, well-educated workforce and convenient location in the center of Europe, many international groups have their (European) head offices there.
Languages spoken: English, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, Czech, Russian, Mandarin, Cantonese, Bahasa Indonesia, Serbo-Croatian, and Macedonian |
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