You said leave the rest in the company. It is fairly simple.
If it is profits, the company gets taxed on the profits and the owner pays wealth tax on the company value (15 x profit).
If you grow the company, it will work for as long as you stay in Switzerland. If you leave, you will pay tax on the goodwill of the︀ company value.
In any case, you will have to pay for your success.
Ok, I took the time to read all the stuff written here.
1. I think you︆ could have mentioned at the beginning that you are from Denmark and do not expect︇ expat lifestyle. Switzerland has many Germans coming and the figuring out that the Swiss rarely︈ eat in restaurants as it it expensive. All the other that complain about the meat︉ price etc. Many of them leave after a while. If you are used to do︊ all stuff on your own, you probably will like it. If you need people doing︋ the work for you, there are places where you get more.
2. Your furniture issue.︌ I recommend you storing it in Germany, it is much cheaper and you do not︍ have to deal with customs. Why nobody mentioned this? Because you have not mentioned that︎ you are in Denmark. Apart from that there are occasionally some basement bunker units for️ sale, I think with 10k you could be able to buy one. The annual costs will then probably be around 300. Otherwise, you can rent for about 100. Just check comparis.
3. Your tax question. Yes, it does work for the time you are in Switzerland. But the what with all the profits? You eventually have to get them out and pay for it. Also, you will be subject to exit tax on the company goodwill when you leave the country. I personally would not recommend your setup. It sounds good to save 90k per year today. Tomorrow, you will be back here trying to︀ save another 150k per year by moving out of Switzerland because whatever reason. Honestly, unless︁ you are sure you want to stay in Switzerland for the rest of your life,︂ you are better off incorporating in a low-tax country and hiring a guy there. You︃ can register as self employed and write quarterly invoices to your company. (You will need︄ about 3 customers to register but after that, there are no more questions.) There are︅ many jurisdictions which offer 15% tax or less and do not tax dividends, you are︆ better off like that as you can then disburse your dividends in the future without︇ having to pay another 25% on top of it. Feel free to PM me.
