Financial Service Disclosure
This page explains the business identity, contact details, service scope, audience, and legal limitations for services presented on acctaxly.best for Switzerland.
Provider identification
acctaxly.best, Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung
Business Center Stockerhof, Dreikönigstrasse 31A, 8002 Zürich, Schweiz
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +41 415 997 8293
Registration number: CHE-294.673.851
VAT number: CHE-294.673.851 MWST
Managing Director: Michael Roth
Services and audience
We present accounting support, tax coordination, and financial-planning support for businesses and individuals needing administrative and organizational assistance. Any scope, deliverables, exclusions, timing, and fees must be stated in the relevant offer, proposal, or order flow before purchase or engagement.
Important limitations
Unless expressly stated in a written engagement, content on this landing page is general information only. It does not constitute regulated investment advice, legal advice, audit opinions, banking services, securities dealing, portfolio management, or fiduciary representation. No guarantee is made regarding tax outcomes, authority decisions, savings amounts, or financial performance. Services may be limited by client location, facts, documentation, and applicable Swiss or foreign rules.
Ordering and transparency
Provider details and key steps of any online ordering process must be clear, complete, and directly accessible under Federal Act of 19 December 1986 against Unfair Competition (UCA), SR 241, Art. 3 para. 1 lit. s UCA. Descriptions of accounting, tax, and planning services must accurately state inclusions, exclusions, and pricing or pricing method and must not imply unverified regulated status or guaranteed results under Federal Act of 19 December 1986 against Unfair Competition (UCA), SR 241.
Data protection and cookies
If this site collects personal data such as contact-form details, analytics identifiers, login data, or lead information, processing must follow Federal Act of 25 September 2020 on Data Protection (FADP), SR 235.1, Data Protection Ordinance of 31 August 2022 (DPO), SR 235.11. Privacy information should identify the controller, purposes, recipients or categories of recipients, and any cross-border disclosures at collection under Art. 19 FADP, Art. 25 FADP. Cookies and similar technologies must be disclosed transparently, and any consent relied on must be valid, with special care for analytics, marketing, embedded third parties, and profiling under Federal Act of 25 September 2020 on Data Protection (FADP), SR 235.1, FDPIC guidelines on data processing using cookies and similar technologies, version 1.1 (revised 6 October 2025). User information and an option to refuse processing are required where Telecommunications Act of 30 April 1997 (TCA), SR 784.10, Art. 45c TCA applies.
Complaints and disputes
Switzerland does not impose a general mandatory EU-style ODR website notice for ordinary service sites. Any complaint handling, dispute-resolution, or supervisory references used must be accurate and not misleading under Federal Act of 19 December 1986 against Unfair Competition (UCA), SR 241.