Business Guides
Cross-Border Dividends in Switzerland: Withholding Tax and FX Optimization
B2B Guide: How Swiss companies can optimize dividend payments to foreign shareholders against withholding tax (FTA) and exchange rate risk.
Updated on: 31 March 2026
LPP and Foreign Workers: Employer Obligations (2026 Guide)
Expert 2026 guide for Swiss employers on LPP affiliation for foreign workers (Cross-border, G Permit, B Permit). Thresholds, contributions, and rules.
Updated on: 26 March 2026
Swiss Real Estate Companies (SI): Taxation for Non-Residents | ibani
Expert guide 2026: Discover the taxation of Swiss Real Estate Companies (SI) for non-resident investors and optimize the repatriation of your rental yields.
Updated on: 18 March 2026
Financing a foreign branch from Switzerland | B2B Guide 2026
Swiss SMEs: discover the FTA rules to finance your subsidiary abroad and optimize your foreign exchange flows.
Updated on: 18 March 2026
Setting up a company in Switzerland (GmbH, AG, Sole Trader) | ibani B2B
Entrepreneurs: discover how to transfer your capital, invoice as a sole trader (AHV), and manage VAT for small turnovers in 2026.
Updated on: 17 March 2026
Multi-currency accounting: Expert guide to CHF / EUR reconciliation | ibani
Accountants and CFOs: Master exchange gain and loss entries across Europe. Discover how to automate the bank reconciliation of your cross-border invoices.
Updated on: 17 March 2026
B2B Invoicing Switzerland - EU: VAT, Accounting, and FX (2026 Guide)
2026 expert guide on cross-border invoicing between Switzerland and Europe. VAT rules, accounting entries, foreign exchange risk, and collection solutions.
Updated on: 3 March 2026
Swiss SMEs: How to optimize your foreign supplier payments | 2026 Guide
Discover how Swiss SMEs can drastically reduce their bank fees and optimize the payment of their international suppliers.
Updated on: 26 February 2026
Swiss Cross-Border Telework 2026: The Ultimate Comparative Guide (FR/DE/IT)
Managing cross-border teams in Switzerland: Compliance guide for France (40%), Germany, and Italy. Social security limits, A1 certificate, and tax risks explained.
Updated on: 13 February 2026