Administration of your
company in Switzerland
Who are we?
My Swiss Company SA is dedicated to facilitating the establishment of companies and holdings in Switzerland. We specialize in the creation and administration of commercial or financial entities.
To this end, we provide a full range of services necessary for your setup, drawing on a solid experience in the fields of industry and finance.
Our services cover legal, tax, fiduciary, and administrative advice, opening bank accounts, networking with partners, as well as handling any necessary authorization procedures for establishment.
With our professionalism, your procedures will be conducted safely and efficiently, ensuring significant time savings for you.
Switzerland is renowned for its high-end banking system. Therefore, we provide judicious advice on selecting the appropriate institution and suitable financial products for your strategy.
In addition, My Swiss Company offers a domiciliation service to quickly obtain an address and private offices in Switzerland.
We operate particularly in Lucerne, Zug, and Geneva to diversify establishment opportunities in Switzerland.
Furthermore, we offer fiduciary services 2.0. These are powerful tools that leverage modern technologies. Through our secure tracking platform, you have clear online access to your information at any time.
Lastly, supported by our platform, we offer tools such as the digital safe, necessary for securely storing your digital documents, or hosting and transmitting confidential documents and information to your partners.
Our clientele spans the globe. We have facilitated the establishment in Switzerland of companies from clients in France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, the United Kingdom, South and Central America, the United States, Canada, North Africa, Asia, and several countries in Northern and Eastern Europe.
Our expertise, deep understanding of world cultures, and proficiency in major languages (English, Spanish, French) enable us to meet the needs of our most demanding clients closely.
Your expert: Andrés Taracido
Andrés Taracido holds a Federal Diploma as an Expert in Finance and Investments, followed by a Certified International Wealth Manager (CIWM) certification. He is a graduate of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) and holds the TEP accreditation, as well as a CAS in SME Taxation and he is a Certified Insurance and Financial Planning Advisor (IAF)
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