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Switzerland Tax Information

8.1% MWST (standard)

MWST/TVA is 8.1% standard, 2.6% reduced, 3.8% accommodation. Registration above CHF 100,000.

Mobile Developer Services to Invoice

  • iOS development
  • Android development
  • Cross-platform apps
  • App maintenance
  • App store submission
  • Bug fixes
  • Feature updates

Invoice Requirements in Switzerland

UID/MWST number
Business address
Client details
Invoice number
Date
MWST breakdown
Total in CHF

Payment Terms

30% upfront, 40% at beta, 30% at launch. Maintenance billed monthly.

Sofort10 Tage30 TageNetto

Payment Methods in Switzerland

Bank TransferPostFinanceTWINTCredit CardPayPal

Mobile Developer Invoice Tips

  • Reference app version numbers
  • Break down by platform
  • Include testing phases
  • Document store submission
  • Track post-launch support

Frequently Asked Questions

What tax rate applies to mobile developer invoices in Switzerland?

Switzerland has 8.1% MWST (standard). MWST/TVA is 8.1% standard, 2.6% reduced, 3.8% accommodation. Registration above CHF 100,000.

What payment methods are common for mobile developers in Switzerland?

Common payment methods in Switzerland include: Bank Transfer, PostFinance, TWINT, Credit Card, PayPal. 30% upfront, 40% at beta, 30% at launch. Maintenance billed monthly.

What should mobile developer invoices include in Switzerland?

Your invoice should include: UID/MWST number, Business address, Client details, Invoice number. For mobile developer services specifically, also include: iOS development, Android development, Cross-platform apps.

How should mobile developers structure invoices?

Break down by development phase: design, development, testing, submission. Include platform-specific costs.

Should app developers charge for store submission?

Yes, include store submission as a line item. Cover the time for screenshots, descriptions, and submission process.

What are Swiss VAT rates?

8.1% standard, 2.6% for food/medicine, 3.8% for accommodation (as of 2024).