Gianrocco Di Perna

You work directly with the founder, Gianrocco Di Perna, from the first conversation to the completion of your project. Where a question needs a specialist, the specialist is brought in and briefed and you keep the same contact.

More than five years in tax and fiduciary work, most recently as a corporate tax consultant at EY. The work there included tax rulings with the authorities and location decisions for international companies. Added to that is the fiduciary experience of the day-to-day of SMEs: bookkeeping, annual accounts and the questions that come up when developing a business.

It usually starts with a short video or phone call in which you describe your plan. Afterwards you know whether it is realistic, what it involves and how the work would be billed. The first conversation is free. If you go ahead, the next step is either direct communication by email or, where needed, a meeting in person.

Residence and work permits are billed at a fixed fee per person and tax returns at a fixed price. Everything else is billed based on hourly rates, with the scope agreed before any work starts. Coordinated work comes on one invoice. Should external specialists need their own mandate, this is agreed with you upfront and you receive a corresponding quote.

What your case would cost depends on its scope. Describe it briefly and you receive a price indication.

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Company formations with a notary, registered addresses, director mandates, bank accounts, bookkeeping, court cases and more are handled by partners. Everything else is advised, prepared and coordinated here and you keep one contact. The overview is on the Services page.

In my work I regularly deal with migration authorities at federal, cantonal and municipal level, residents' offices, cantonal licensing offices, commercial registers and notaries, land registries, cantonal tax offices and the Federal Tax Administration, including VAT. Each canton has its own practice. Accordingly, I contact the relevant authorities in the local language, depending on the facts and circumstances of your case.

Lease review and negotiation are handled here. Among other things, the review looks at costs hidden in clauses, the fixed term and indexation of the rent and whether you or your company carries the obligations. Instead of a cash deposit, a rent guarantee insurance is often possible as well.

The work is done in German, English, Italian and French. Meetings take place in person across Switzerland or by video, depending on the case. Most of the communication takes place digitally.

You receive a response within one working day. Urgent matters are dealt with on the same day. If something goes wrong, you are told straight away. You also receive a proposal for how to fix it.

Your documents are used for your case only. They are shared with authorities or specialists only where your case requires it and never without your agreement. The details are in the privacy policy.