Freelance Budget for
Switzerland
Pre-configured with everything Swiss freelancers actually deal with: VAT, social charges, legal types, deadlines and mileage. Set up in minutes, never worry about the details.
Legal company types supported
Every type comes with its default social rate, VAT subjection and tax treatment — adjustable per entity if your situation differs.
Sole Proprietorship
10%defaultSole proprietorship. AVS ~10% on revenue, unlimited liability.
Sàrl (LLC)
13%defaultLimited liability company. Minimum capital CHF 20,000, AVS on director salary.
SA (Public Limited Company)
13%defaultPublic limited company. Minimum capital CHF 100,000, for larger operations.
Rates shown are defaults. You can override them per entity — handy if you have an exemption, a special scheme, or a startup allowance.
VAT regimes & rates
All applicable rates and regimes are configured. Switch between them in one click as your activity grows.
VAT rate
Regimes supported
- QuarterlyDefault28th of M+2 (next business day) · Accrual basis
- Semi-annual28th of M+2 (next business day) · Accrual basis
Social charges schedule
Quarterly and annual payment months are pre-configured. Your treasury projection knows exactly when money goes out.
Quarterly payments
Local agencies
Frequently asked questions
Sole proprietorship, Sàrl or SA?
Sole proprietorship to start: AVS ~10%, unlimited liability. Sàrl from CHF 20,000 capital, more tax-optimized. SA from CHF 100,000 for structures with multiple shareholders.
How does Swiss VAT work?
Registration threshold at CHF 100,000 annual revenue. Standard rate 8.1% since 2024, reduced rate 2.6% (food, press), special rate 3.8% (hospitality). Quarterly or semi-annual regime.
Is multi-currency CHF + EUR handled?
Yes. CHF currency is native, and you can invoice EUR clients — conversions and exchange tracking are handled at collection time.
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