Como se abre una empresa en Suiza I Autónomo VS Sociedad limitada

Setting up a business in Switzerland isn't difficult. 📩 Email me to receive a quote: [email protected] The challenge lies in choosing the right path to start. Self-employed (selbstständig) or Limited Liability Company (Sàrl / GmbH). This decision, which many take lightly, can be costly in Switzerland if you don't fully understand the system. In this video, I explain, based on real-world experience and as an accountant, which legal structure makes the most sense for your situation, what mistakes I see every day among Spanish speakers starting businesses here, and why it's not all about paying less tax. ✔️ Self-Employed vs. Limited Company in Switzerland ✔️ Typical Mistakes When Starting a Business Project ✔️ Real Taxation (No Myths) ✔️ Reputation with Banks and Clients ✔️ Liability: When the Company is Responsible… and When You Are Responsible ✔️ Real Cases of People Who Overpaid Due to Lack of Information Everything explained without unnecessary technical jargon, with clear examples and a Swiss context. Many entrepreneurs start as self-employed because it's quick. Others set up a GmbH thinking that this way they are “protected.” And then they discover too late that: the debt was personal the bank demanded collateral or that the notary charged them twice as much as necessary Here in Switzerland, mistakes aren't cheap. If you have already set up a company in Switzerland (as a self-employed individual or with a GmbH), share your experience in the comments. I've prepared a free guide explaining: real procedures expenses to consider common mistakes and avoidable extra costs when starting a business in Switzerland 00:00 Introduction 02:29 Self-Employed/Self-Employed (selbstständig) 17:42 Limited Liability Company (Sàrl / GmbH)