Tag: KMU

The end of Christmas is synonymous with the beginning of the busy season. In this blog, we will explain how intelligent trust software can provide relief during this busy time of year.

The right prevention measures can reduce the risk of cyber attacks. But what can you do after your trust company has been the victim of data theft, a DDoS attack or ransomware? Read this blog post to find out what steps you should take after a cyber attack.

A further increase in cyber attacks is expected in 2023. Smaller companies have also been targeted by cyber criminals. The devastating consequences range from financial losses to criminal charges and permanent reputational damage. This blog post provides you with practical tips on how to reduce the risk of hacking attacks on your trust company.

Data theft, system failures, the loss of work progress and reputational damage: cybercrime is one of the biggest risks for companies today. The days when it was mainly large corporations and private individuals who were hacked are over. Swiss fiduciary companies can also fall victim to cyber attacks. In this blog post, we summarise which cyber threats are currently lurking.

Qualified trustees are in demand in the labour market. What is important in the job for the fiduciary professionals of today and tomorrow? How can fiduciary companies offer their employees a constructive working environment? To what extent do digitalisation and innovative technologies help you to use the talents of your employees effectively? In this blog post, you will get tips on how fiduciary companies can develop and retain their employees.

How can fiduciary companies prepare for the changes in the industry? What will it take in the future to retain fiduciary clients and attract new ones? In this blog post, you will learn what fiduciary companies can already do today around customer retention.

How are dividends taxed? Which figures are important for the tax return of an SME? How can entrepreneurs save taxes? In this blog post, you will learn what you need to consider when filing your tax return and which documents are helpful or necessary for your company’s tax return.

Sole proprietorships with an annual turnover of less than CHF 500,000 are not required to keep double-entry accounts. Nevertheless, double-entry bookkeeping also offers advantages to sole traders. In this blog post, you will learn what double-entry bookkeeping can do for your business.

Do sole proprietors have to pay pension fund contributions? Which social deductions apply to the 13th month? Monthly salary? Are daily sickness benefits subject to withholding tax? Determining and paying social contributions is an important part of payroll accounting. In this blog post, we answer frequently asked questions about social contributions and deductions in payroll accounting.