What is VOZ AI Assistant?

VOZ AI Assistant is a Swiss law Q&A service powered by AI, trained on Swiss corporate law, tax regulations, and Zug cantonal rules. It answers your questions for as little as CHF 0.09 per question.

How much does VOZ AI Assistant cost?

VOZ AI Assistant starts at CHF 9/month for 100 questions (CHF 0.09/question). The Pro plan offers 300 questions for CHF 17/month (CHF 0.06/question).

What topics does VOZ AI Assistant cover?

It covers Swiss GmbH and AG company law, Zug cantonal tax rules, VAT registration and thresholds, AHV/OASI social contributions, FINMA compliance, double taxation treaties, and more.

Is the AI answer legally binding?

No. VOZ AI Assistant provides educational information only, not legal advice. For binding legal opinions, consult a Swiss-licensed attorney.

What languages does VOZ AI Assistant support?

VOZ AI Assistant answers in English, French, German, and Italian.

How fast are the answers?

Answers are delivered in under 10 seconds, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Can I use VOZ AI Assistant if I am not yet a VOZ client?

Yes. You can subscribe to VOZ AI Assistant independently. It works as a standalone service or as a complement to any VOZ domiciliation or company formation plan.

Swiss Law Intelligence

Your Swiss Legal Q&A Engine. Available 24/7.

Q: What is the VAT registration threshold in Switzerland?

Mandatory VAT registration in Switzerland is triggered when your worldwide taxable turnover exceeds CHF 100,000 per year. Voluntary registration is possible below this threshold.

Get precise answers on Swiss GmbH law, Zug taxes, VAT thresholds, and FINMA rules — in under 10 seconds, for as little as CHF 0.09 per question.

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The Swiss Legal Gap

Swiss Law Questions Cost a Fortune — Until Now.

A 1-hour consultation with a Swiss lawyer in Zug costs CHF 350–600. Most questions take 10 minutes to answer. You end up paying for the hour anyway. There is a better way.

CHF 450/hr

Average Swiss lawyer rate in Zug canton

72 hrs

Typical wait time for a lawyer appointment

CHF 0.09

Per question with VOZ AI Assistant

Knowledge Base

Trained on Swiss Law. Built for Entrepreneurs.

Not a general-purpose chatbot. VOZ AI is purpose-built for Swiss corporate, tax, and regulatory questions.

Swiss Code of Obligations — GmbH/AG formation, directors, liability, and corporate governance rules.
Zug Cantonal Tax Law — Capital tax, income tax, withholding, cantonal rates, and holding privilege.
VAT & AHV/OASI — Swiss VAT registration thresholds, AHV contribution rates, social insurance obligations.
FINMA & Crypto Regulations — DLT framework, crypto licensing, ICO rules, stablecoin classification.

Knowledge covers:

GmbH Formation AG Formation Share Capital Director Liability Holding Companies Zug Tax Rate Capital Gains Withholding Tax VAT Threshold VAT Registration AHV Contributions Salary Rules FINMA License Crypto Classification DLT Act Double Tax Treaties Non-Resident Directors Dormant Companies Annual General Meeting Dividend Distribution Transfer Pricing Branch vs Subsidiary

Knowledge Base

Swiss Legal Coverage

100+

Legal topics covered

Swiss cantons indexed

Languages supported

<10s

Average answer time

Official sources

Swiss Code of Obligations (OR)

Federal Tax Administration (FTA / AFC)

FINMA circulars & guidance

Zug Cantonal Tax Office

AHV / OASI compensation funds

Swiss DLT Act (2021)

Updated continuously — last sync May 2026

Real Answers

6 Questions VOZ AI Answers Instantly

These are real categories of questions entrepreneurs ask. Each answered in under 10 seconds.

Can I be a director of a Swiss GmbH without living in Switzerland?

Yes. Swiss law does not require residency. However, at least one authorized signatory must be domiciled in Switzerland — VOZ provides a local representative service for this purpose.

GmbH Law

What is the corporate income tax rate in Zug for 2024?

Zug's effective combined tax rate (federal + cantonal + municipal) ranges from approximately 11.8% to 12.1% for ordinary companies, making it one of the lowest in Switzerland. Holding companies benefit from further reductions.

Zug Taxation

When does a Swiss company need to register for VAT?

Mandatory VAT registration is triggered when worldwide taxable turnover exceeds CHF 100,000/year. Voluntary registration is possible from day one. The standard Swiss VAT rate is 8.1%, with a reduced rate of 2.6% for certain goods.

VAT

Is my crypto trading activity taxable in Zug?

For private individuals, capital gains from crypto trading are generally tax-free in Switzerland if the activity does not qualify as professional trading. Key criteria include frequency, leverage, and time held. Professional trading triggers income tax. The Swiss Federal Tax Administration (FTA) applies a 5-criteria test.

Crypto & Tax

What are the AHV salary contribution obligations for a GmbH director?

In Switzerland, AHV (OASI) contributions are mandatory for any salary paid to directors/employees. The combined rate is 10.6% (employee + employer share). Self-employed individuals contribute approximately 10% on net income. A GmbH director receiving a salary must register with the cantonal AHV compensation fund.

AHV / Social Security

What is the minimum share capital for a Swiss GmbH vs AG?

A Swiss GmbH requires a minimum share capital of CHF 20,000, fully paid up at incorporation. A Swiss AG requires CHF 100,000 minimum, of which at least 50% (CHF 50,000) must be paid up. Both require deposit in a Swiss bank capital account before notary registration.

Corporate Structure

What It Can Do

7 Core Capabilities

Corporate Structure Analysis
GmbH vs AG, holding structures, branch offices, and subsidiary setup comparisons.
Tax Optimization Scenarios
Compare effective tax rates across cantons, understand dividend withholding, and treaty benefits.
Compliance Checklists
AHV registration steps, VAT registration process, annual report deadlines, and AGM requirements.
Double Tax Treaty Guidance
Switzerland has treaties with 100+ countries. Understand your treaty position and withholding reductions.
Non-Resident Business Setup
Step-by-step answers for non-residents: bank accounts, representative, permits, and reporting.
Crypto & DLT Framework
Token classification, FINMA sandbox, DLT Act requirements, and crypto-to-fiat tax implications.
FINMA Pre-Assessment
Understand whether your business model triggers FINMA licensing requirements before spending on lawyers.

Client Stories

Real Entrepreneurs. Real Questions. Real Savings.

Khalid M.

Dubai — Crypto Trading Company

"I had 14 questions about setting up a crypto holding in Zug before committing. A lawyer quoted me CHF 1,800 for a consultation. VOZ AI answered everything for CHF 9."

Saved: CHF 1,791

Stefanie K.

Germany — SaaS Freelancer

"VAT obligations were my biggest fear when relocating. VOZ AI explained the CHF 100k threshold, voluntary registration, and the 8.1% rate in plain language. In German. Instant."

Saved: 3 weeks of confusion

Marcus T.

Singapore — Fund Manager

"Before engaging a Swiss lawyer for our FINMA pre-assessment, I used VOZ AI to understand whether we even needed a license. Saved us CHF 4,000 in preliminary legal fees by knowing the right questions to ask."

Saved: CHF 4,000+

Client Reviews

What Our Users Say

★★★★★

"Asked about the difference between a GmbH and AG for tax purposes. Got a detailed comparison in 8 seconds. My accountant charged me CHF 200 for the same explanation last year."

Andreas R.

E-commerce founder, Austria

★★★★★

"The French-language answers are excellent. I was worried about translation quality but it's perfectly accurate for Swiss legal terminology."

Isabelle F.

Consultant, France

★★★★☆

"Very good for preliminary research. I use it before every call with my Swiss lawyer to come prepared. Saves me 30 min of billable time per session."

David L.

Real estate investor, UK

★★★★★

"I run a crypto fund. Swiss DLT laws change fast. VOZ AI helps me stay updated on FINMA guidance without paying for legal retainers every time there's a regulatory update. The FINMA pre-assessment feature alone is worth the subscription."

James W.

Crypto fund manager, Cayman Islands

★★★★★

"Setup took 2 minutes. First question answered in 6 seconds. I've used it 47 times this month. At CHF 17/month that's CHF 0.36 per question. Unbeatable."

Yuki N.

Tech entrepreneur, Japan

FAQ

Common Questions

No. VOZ AI provides educational information to help you understand Swiss law. It does not provide legal advice and cannot represent you. For contracts, disputes, or binding opinions, you need a licensed Swiss attorney. VOZ AI helps you arrive informed — and spend less on billable hours.

VOZ AI is trained on official Swiss legal texts, FINMA guidance, FTA publications, and cantonal tax regulations. Accuracy is high for standard questions. However, laws change and edge cases exist — always verify time-sensitive tax or regulatory matters with a qualified professional.

VOZ AI answers in English, French, German, and Italian. Simply ask your question in your preferred language and it will respond accordingly. Swiss legal terminology is preserved accurately in all four languages.

No. Questions reset each billing month. Unused questions do not carry forward. If you regularly exceed your plan limit, we recommend upgrading to the Pro plan at CHF 17/month for 300 questions.

Yes. Subscribers access VOZ AI through their VOZ client dashboard at virtual-office-zug.com/dashboard/. Your question history is saved and searchable. No separate login required if you already have a VOZ account.

We offer 3 free questions on sign-up — no credit card required. This lets you test accuracy on your specific questions before subscribing.

Yes. Cancel anytime from your dashboard. Access continues until the end of the current billing period. No cancellation fees, no questions asked.

Foreign businesses providing digital services (software, apps, streaming) to Swiss consumers must register for Swiss VAT once their Swiss revenue exceeds CHF 100,000/year, regardless of their location. The standard rate of 8.1% applies. The registration threshold considers worldwide turnover, not just Swiss revenue.

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