For English-speaking entrepreneurs and individuals — residents in French-speaking Switzerland, cross-border workers, or planning to relocate. AngloSuisse delivers the full JuriFidu programme — six disciplines, eight service lines — in English, with a clear understanding of Anglo-Saxon and international business culture, and the practical fluency in Swiss legal and tax requirements that comes with it.
A JuriFidu bridge isn't a specific service or a separate package. It's the full JuriFidu programme — six professions (legal, accounting, tax, HR, administrative, financial) and eight service lines (Startup.Direct, Droit.Direct, Huma.Direct, Conta.Direct, Juri.Direct, Taxe.Direct, Buro.Direct, Valo.Direct — plus CC60 and Relais PME as partners) — made accessible in the language of a specific community, with the administrative, social and cultural codes that come with it.
This bridge is for both businesses (freelancers, SMBs, associations) and individuals (residents, cross-border workers, future residents). You access exactly the same services as a French-speaking Swiss client. The only difference: we speak your language, and the particularities of your administrative situation — whether they come from your country of origin, your status in Switzerland, or the coordination between the two — are understood without you having to explain them three times.
The bridge is an entry point, not a limitation. What changes is the ease of the first contact and the quality of mutual understanding. Everything else — technical quality, processes, deliverable standards — is identical to the rest of the firm.
A few particularities we account for naturally:
This list isn't exhaustive. Each case has its own particularities; we address them along the way, without imposing a rigid framework upfront.
Once the relationship is established, you access all of JuriFidu's service lines. Here's the overview:
First contact in English or French. Coordination available with lawyers, notaries and advisors in London, New York, Toronto, Sydney or Auckland when your case requires it.