Company formation

Cyber regulation is entering a new phase in Europe. By 2026, boards face direct accountability under NIS2 and Switzerland’s cyber-resilience rules. This guide explains who is affected, what must change in governance and reporting, and how cross-border groups can structure compliance before enforcement accelerates across finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and services.

By 2026, AI is no longer just a technology investment—it becomes a board-level risk. New EU rules and tightening Swiss oversight push AI into daily operations, internal controls, and formal accountability. This article explains what boards must govern, document, and defend as AI moves from innovation to regulated infrastructure.

Cross-border remote work is entering a new regulatory era. By 2026, telework affects tax exposure, social security, and permanent establishment risk across Switzerland and the EU. With new agreements, stricter audits, and updated OECD rules, companies must restructure intentionally — and partners like SIGTAX help keep global teams compliant and future-ready.

The EU’s ViDA Phase 2 will transform VAT from periodic reporting into real-time, data-driven compliance. By 2030, every cross-border invoice will transmit instantly to tax authorities. For CFOs, this shift demands standardized systems, cleaner data, and a proactive roadmap, areas where SIGTAX helps companies turn compliance into a competitive advantage.

This article explores how ESG regulations are reshaping supply chains in 2026. It breaks down what enterprise buyers now demand from SMEs—verified governance, sustainability metrics, and social accountability—and explains how small businesses can turn ESG readiness into a competitive edge through practical documentation, credibility, and compliance-driven structure.

The post-pandemic rush toward digital banking changed everything about how companies open accounts. In Europe alone, onboarding times have tripled since 2019, with the average corporate account now taking four to six weeks—largely due to new AML rules, ownership verification, and substance checks. In 2026, speed will belong to founders who build banking readiness into their formation strategy. This guide breaks down where approvals move fastest and how banks now assess risk. Dive in to learn more.

The way companies are built is changing faster than ever. What used to be a simple checklist (register, open a bank account, start trading) is now shaped by verified identities, transparent ownership, and cross-border tax alignment. This article explores how regulation and digital transformation are reshaping company formation in 2026. It highlights emerging structures, verified governance, and ownership transparency that make businesses more credible, scalable, and future-ready.

Switzerland has long been a magnet for entrepreneurs, high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs), and family offices seeking stability, security, and efficient tax planning. However, for investors considering relocation, it's essential to address two critical challenges: managing the departure tax costs in the country they are leaving, and optimizing their long-term position once they arrive in Switzerland. This guide explores how to navigate both sides of that journey.