Statutory Obligation under Art. 67 VAT Act
Foreign businesses liable for VAT in Switzerland must appoint a local tax representative under Art. 67 VAT Act. We fulfill this requirement seamlessly and support optimized annual reporting where eligible.
We provide foreign digital businesses with official Swiss fiscal representation and tax representation to operate in Switzerland with confidence.

Foreign businesses liable for VAT in Switzerland must appoint a local tax representative under Art. 67 VAT Act. We fulfill this requirement seamlessly and support optimized annual reporting where eligible.
We are not generalist accountants. We work exclusively as a VAT tax representative and agency for foreign businesses operating in Switzerland. This focused approach gives you specialist expertise.
Our proprietary software integrates directly with standard digital commerce platforms. By automating data extraction, validation, and preparation, it substantially reduces manual processing errors and supports accurate Swiss VAT reporting.
Because we run one standard process, we can charge one flat fee for standard digital business models.
Standard Digital Business Representation
CHF 990 per year
Suitable for more than 80% of cases
Why this price? Our fee is lower than traditional market rates because we focus exclusively on foreign digital businesses and use proprietary automation software to reduce manual work. Where annual reporting is available, we use it to keep administrative work and fees low.
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As Certified Tax Experts, we act exclusively as fiscal representatives and tax agents for foreign businesses in Switzerland. We prepare and submit VAT returns and support VAT recovery where applicable. Our specialist focus ensures seamless compliance with Swiss VAT law.
Yes. Under Art. 67 of the Swiss VAT Act (MWSTG), any foreign company without a Swiss permanent establishment that is liable for VAT must appoint a Swiss tax representative with domicile in Switzerland.
There is no practical difference. "Fiscal representative" is the standard European term, whereas Swiss law (MWSTG) and the Federal Tax Administration officially use "tax representative" (Steuervertreter / Steuervertretung).
If your worldwide turnover exceeds CHF 100,000 per year and you supply taxable goods or electronic services to Swiss consumers (B2C), you are generally liable for Swiss VAT from your first CHF of Swiss turnover.
Once you accept our quotation and provide power of attorney, we handle the official electronic registration with the Federal Tax Administration (FTA). The Swiss VAT number is typically issued within 7–14 days.
Share a few details about your digital business to receive a formal flat-rate quote for Swiss fiscal representation.
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