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   Doing Business in Europe – Using Switzerland as your base

   Branding—a vital step for international success

   Investment Seminar (1 November)  & Company Consultation Visits (2 November)

 

Have you thought about expanding into the European market, or are you already operating in some of the various jurisdictions in Europe? Then it is of importance for you to know which crucial elements have to be considered when structuring international business operations, and what are the hidden traps that need to be avoided in order to succeed. Moreover, it is vital to know how the vicious circle of ever eroding margins can be managed. These and many more issues are emerging in the process of your expansion into Europe. In this respect some interesting solutions can be offered at the “Swiss Seminar on International Tax Planning and Branding” on

 

Thursday, 1 November 2007 from 08:45—16:30

at the Taipei International Convention Centre, 3F North Lounge

            No. 1, Sec. 5, Hsin Yi Rd., Taipei

 

In addition, the Swiss experts are pleased to offer your company an individual company consultation visit on Friday, 2 November upon your request. The consulting meeting is offered on a first-come-first-served basis. It is advised to make early reservation through our registration form. (Program/Registration)

 

For further information of seminar and meeting arrangement, please do not hesitate to contact our office.

Contact person: Duncan Wang 02 2720 1001 ext. 14

 

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Switzerland offers various unique advantages as a basis for foreign direct investment:

  • It is located geographically in the "heart of Europe"
  • Its populace is multilingual, with most citizens speaking two if not three languages
  • Its communications and transportation infrastructure is world-class
  • Its deserved reputation for productivity and quality of labour ranks second to none. A highly skilled and motivated workforce
  • Its well-known political stability and high standard of living
  • Its low tariffs on imports, comparatively low tax rates for companies and individuals
  • Its good education system
  • Its efficient financial sector
  • Its market conditions: foreign companies often use Switzerland as a major test market for innovative new products
  • And given the country's federalist structure and size, assistance to foreign investors can often be provided on a personal and individual level

For detailed information about investing in Switzerland visit the following website:
http://www.LocationSwitzerland.ch