Increase your competitiveness on the European markets with our services as a fiscal representative or by founding and maintaining your subsidiary at our location in Constance.
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Prompt, competent and friendly consultation and support in all transactions. Offer comprehensive services for our subsidiary in Germany for cross-border trade in goods. Fair price-performance ratio.
We can highly recommend Kienzler und Wolf GmbH, we received friendly and professional support right from the start. The company formation, accounting, customs and tax-related questions were answered and organised in a well-founded manner.
A very professional team that leaves no questions unanswered and made setting up our limited company a breeze. And this with top support, service-orientated, friendly and competent contact persons. We recommend Kienzler & Wolf without reservation!
Kienzler und Wolf provides us with super professional support for our EU business. We can always count on expert and friendly consultation. It’s often the small details that make the difference, not only when setting up a company but also when supporting ongoing business. We can recommend the team without reservation.
Kienzler und Wolf GmbH has been assisting us with the correct processing of our international business transactions for four years. The extremely competent and always friendly staff are always on hand with expert advice. I can warmly recommend the company and look forward to working with them again in the future.
We will show you how you can also benefit from the new regulations and the so-called Import-One-Stop-Shop (IOSS) as a mail order company from a third country such as Switzerland.
For some time now, the German customs authorities have no longer accepted collective customs declarations with paper-based consignee lists for imports from third countries. We present our alternative proposals.
The EU has redefined the term ‘exporter under customs law’. This is generally associated with greater flexibility in determining the exporter, but also has significant implications for companies from Switzerland without their own EU registered office.