For every stage of your business
- Formation: you are setting up a company and want clean, compliant accounting from day one.
- Growth: your turnover is rising and your company becomes subject to bookkeeping or VAT obligations.
- Relief: you want to outsource your accounting fully or partly and concentrate on your core business.
Our services
Financial accounting
Recording and posting of receipts, bank reconciliation and ongoing bookkeeping.
Value added tax (VAT)
Preparation of VAT returns and reconciliation with the accounts.
Financial statements
Interim and annual financial statements with balance sheet and income statement in accordance with legal requirements.
Payroll and HR
Monthly payslips, annual salary certificates and settlements with the social insurances (AHV, BVG, KTG).
On request, we also prepare your company's tax return. Learn more under Tax returns.
Your accounting year at a glance
We take care of the recurring tasks and keep an eye on the deadlines for you.
Ongoing accounting and payroll
Value added tax
Year-end closing and reporting
Personal advice
Working together digitally
Your software, our expertise
We work with proven accounting software. You can keep using your existing software and give us fiduciary access, or we choose the right solution for your company together.
How we work
Initial consultation
We clarify your needs, the volume of receipts and the software you want to use.
Quote and set-up
You receive a transparent quote. Once you accept, we set up the processes together.
Ongoing support
We keep your books, meet the deadlines and are available for your questions.
Frequently asked questions
When is my company required to keep accounts?
Legal entities such as a GmbH (LLC) or an AG (corporation) are always required to keep accounts. Sole proprietorships and partnerships must keep double-entry accounts from an annual turnover of CHF 500,000; below that, simple records of income, expenses and assets are sufficient.
When does my company have to register for VAT?
VAT liability generally begins as soon as a company generates a worldwide annual turnover of CHF 100,000 from taxable supplies. Registration is made with the Swiss Federal Tax Administration (ESTV). Voluntary registration can make sense in certain cases; we will be happy to advise you.
How long must business records be kept?
Accounting records, receipts and business correspondence must be kept for ten years. Electronic storage is permitted, provided the documents are archived completely, legibly and in an unalterable form.
What our clients say
★★★★★Thanks to their expertise and the good cooperation with dador.ch GmbH, we can fully concentrate on our day-to-day business and don't have to deal with paperwork after a long working day in the restaurant trade.