Swiss Financial
Company & Trust SA
Established in Switzerland since 1989
Rue de Hesse 7
1204 Genève-Suisse
Tél :+41(0) 22 566 82 44
Fax : +41(0) 22 320 39 42
Email : info@my-swiss-company.com
1204 Genève-Suisse
Tél :+41(0) 22 566 82 44
Fax : +41(0) 22 320 39 42
Email : info@my-swiss-company.com
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Switzerland Investment Climate: Openness to Investments.
Transparency of Regulatory System Regulations affecting both local and foreign investors are generally transparent and applied in a...Transparency of Regulatory System Regulations affecting both local and foreign investors are generally transparent and applied in a nondiscriminatory manner. In the past, cartels were endemic to the Swiss economy. Companies in a number of industrial and service branches organized themselves, through trade and industry associations, into horizontal and vertical cartels. Such arrangements existed in [...
Switzerland Investment Climate: Openness to Foreign Investment.
Public Procurement Switzerland is a signatory to the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA). On the cantonal and local levels, a...Public Procurement Switzerland is a signatory to the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA). On the cantonal and local levels, a 1995 law provides for nondiscriminatory access to government procurement. According to the July 2002 revised ordinance on public procurement, all private or state-owned companies such as utilities, transportation, communications, defense, and construction that submit [...
Switzerland Investment Climate: Openness to Foreign Investment.
Openness to Foreign Investment The Swiss Federal Government adopts a relaxed attitude of benevolent noninterference towards foreign...Openness to Foreign Investment The Swiss Federal Government adopts a relaxed attitude of benevolent noninterference towards foreign investment, allowing the 26 cantons to set major policy, and confining itself to creating and maintaining general conditions favorable to both Swiss and foreign investors. Such factors include economic and political stability, a transparent legal system, reliable and [...
Switzerland Investment Climate: Openness to Investments.
Transparency of Regulatory System Regulations affecting both local and foreign investors are generally transparent and applied in a...Transparency of Regulatory System Regulations affecting both local and foreign investors are generally transparent and applied in a nondiscriminatory manner. In the past, cartels were endemic to the Swiss economy. Companies in a number of industrial and service branches organized themselves, through trade and industry associations, into horizontal and vertical cartels. Such arrangements existed in [...
Switzerland Investment Climate: Openness to Foreign Investment.
Public Procurement Switzerland is a signatory to the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA). On the cantonal and local levels, a...Public Procurement Switzerland is a signatory to the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA). On the cantonal and local levels, a 1995 law provides for nondiscriminatory access to government procurement. According to the July 2002 revised ordinance on public procurement, all private or state-owned companies such as utilities, transportation, communications, defense, and construction that submit [...
Switzerland Investment Climate: Openness to Foreign Investment.
Openness to Foreign Investment The Swiss Federal Government adopts a relaxed attitude of benevolent noninterference towards foreign...Openness to Foreign Investment The Swiss Federal Government adopts a relaxed attitude of benevolent noninterference towards foreign investment, allowing the 26 cantons to set major policy, and confining itself to creating and maintaining general conditions favorable to both Swiss and foreign investors. Such factors include economic and political stability, a transparent legal system, reliable and [...
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Your Certified Public Auditor and Letter of Good StandingOld Regulated Swiss Financial Companies are a rare and highly credible business entity in today’s financial industry. Swiss Financial Company & Trust SA since the initial steps of acquisition process is proved to provide a Letter of Good Standing, signed by Certified Auditor to the client. A Certificate of Good Standing, sometimes called a Certificate of Existence or Certificate of Authorization, is a state-issued document used to demonstrate that a corporation or limited liability company (LLC) exists or is authorized to do business in the state and has complied with all state-required formalities. In Switzerland all the state required formalities are accorded with the local government-licensed audit firm. We have been collaborated with Swiss government – licensed audit firm for a long period of time, so that all of the due diligence as well as financial audits reports of SFCs’ financial statements that we provide to our clients are carefully observed and conducted by fully licensed professional and highly proficient Swiss accountants and auditors.
We assure that all our Regulated Swiss Financial Companies are in a perfect standing with no liabilities outstanding and tax commitments! |
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