Companies, foundations and registers
The PGR, 2026 amendments, the Commercial Register Ordinance and beneficial-owner register framework.
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The PGR, 2026 amendments, the Commercial Register Ordinance and beneficial-owner register framework.
↗The trust-law reform, BuA legislative history and the current TrHG governing professional trustees.
↗The ABGB, IPRG, civil procedure, enforcement and insolvency for domestic and cross-border relationships.
↗The StGB and StPO with current revision history and official consolidated sources.
↗The ArG, implementing worker-protection rules and the GewG for market entry within its regulated scope.
↗The DSG and related EEA framework for data processing, privacy and regulatory compliance.
↗The SteG, SteV, official PVS guidance and the current government directory of DTAs and TIEAs.
↗The current BankG, FMA's new supervisory framework, the SPG/SPV and investment-fund legislation.
↗The TVTG and the MiCAR implementing framework after the transition period ended on 1 July 2026.
↗The official discovery point for Supreme, Constitutional and Administrative Court decisions, without claiming complete coverage.
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In force
The principal legislation governing legal persons, companies, foundations and trusts. The official consolidated text incorporates the verified LGBl. 2026 No. 279 amendments effective from 1 September 2026.
In force and incorporated into the consolidated act
A separate PGR amending act published on 21 August and effective from 1 September 2026. It is a revision-history source; its specific effects should be described only after an article-by-article comparison with the consolidated PGR.
In force
The ordinance governs operation of the Commercial Register, registration filings and disclosed particulars when entities are formed or changed. It is implementing legislation and must be read together with the relevant PGR provisions.
In force
This package links the in-force VwbPG Act and its implementing VwbPV Ordinance on the register of beneficial owners of legal entities. Entity obligations, register-access rules and the ordinance's implementation requirements must be distinguished.
In force and incorporated into the consolidated act
This PGR amending act entered into force on 1 July 2026 and has already been incorporated into the current PGR. It is retained as the historical source of the reform's exact amendments, not as a separate parallel code.
Legislative-history material
The official government report explains the reform's design, including beneficiary rights, court supervision and oversight of charitable trusts. It is legislative history rather than an independently binding rule; the current rule must be checked against the PGR.
In force
The current 2013 Act governs professional admission, licensing and supervision of professional trustees. It must not be confused with the repealed 1992 TrHG.
In force
The IPRG supplies conflict-of-laws rules for private relationships with a foreign element, including persons, family, succession, property and obligations. Treaties, EEA law, jurisdiction and recognition of judgments must be checked separately for the matter concerned.
In force
The ZPO governs civil proceedings, evidence, judgments, appeals and the procedural framework for arbitration. A complete dispute route also requires separate review of court competence, interim relief, enforcement, recognition of foreign judgments and special proceedings.
In force
The IO governs the opening and conduct of insolvency proceedings, creditor claims, estate administration, restructuring and liquidation. Banks, investment firms and insurers are subject to special regimes that take priority within their respective scope.
In force
The EO defines enforcement titles, enforcement methods and protective measures. Cross-border matters require separate review of the basis for recognising and enforcing a foreign judgment, applicable treaties and special rules for particular assets and debtors.
In force
The ABGB is a foundational private-law source on persons, family, succession, property and obligations. For a particular structure or transaction it must be read with the PGR, IPRG, land, consumer and other special legislation.
In force
The StGB contains the principal offences and general rules of criminal liability, including provisions relevant to economic crime, fraud, corruption and money laundering. Special statutes may create additional offences and sanctions.
In force
The StPO governs investigation, prosecution, trial, evidence and appeals. International legal assistance, confiscation and special investigative powers require review of additional legislation.
In force
The ArG sets public-law requirements for worker protection, working time and working conditions and contains material scope exclusions. Contractual relations and implementing rules, including the ArGV I, require separate analysis.
In force
The GewG governs market entry and trade licensing for activities within its scope. Regulated professions, financial services and other special activities are subject to separate authorisation regimes.
In force
The DSG supplements Liechtenstein's applicable personal-data framework and governs national powers, procedures and specific cases. A compliance analysis must read it together with the relevant EEA instruments and official supervisory materials.
In force
The principal national legislation on state and municipal taxation of individuals and legal entities, including special rules for certain asset structures. VAT and international tax treaties are separate legal layers and are not displaced by this Act.
In force
The implementing ordinance develops the application of the SteG, including procedural and technical tax rules. Its legal status and revision history are tracked separately from the Tax Act itself.
Current official guidance
The Fiscal Authority guidance explains the PVS criteria and states that a qualifying structure is not subject to income tax but pays the CHF 1,800 minimum income tax. It is administrative guidance: eligibility must be tested against Article 64 SteG and the SteV on the relevant facts.
Current official directory
The official directory covers double-taxation agreements and tax-information-exchange agreements. It lists 32 counterpart states: 26 entries have an in-force date, while six are signed or initialled without one and must not be described as effective without separate verification.
In force
The current Act governs the activities and supervision of banks, financial holding companies and mixed financial holding companies. It took effect on 1 February 2025 and replaced the repealed 1992 Banking Act.
Current official guidance
The official FMA overview explains the separation of the banking, investment-firm, investment-services and trading-venue regimes effective from 1 February 2025. It is supervisory guidance, not a substitute for the BankG, WPDG, WPFG and HPBG texts.
In force
This package links the in-force SPG Act and implementing SPV Ordinance on AML/CFT, customer identification, beneficial owners and related professional duties. The Act, Ordinance, VwbPG register rules and FMA guidance remain distinct sources and should be cited separately.
In force
This navigation package brings together sources for UCITS, alternative-investment-fund managers and domestic investment undertakings under the IUG 2015. Each Act, related ordinance, licensing route and cross-border regime requires separate analysis; the package is not a single consolidated statute.
In force
The ZDG governs authorisation of payment-service providers, provider and user rights and duties, access to payment systems and accounts, transparency and payment security. Each model requires separate service classification and review of implementing rules and FMA practice.
In force
The EGG establishes the regime for issuing electronic money and licensing and supervising E-money institutions. Where a model also involves payment services, tokens or other financial instruments, the ZDG, MiCAR and adjacent regimes must be tested in parallel.
In force
The VVG regulates the authorisation, organisation and activities of asset-management companies. A launch analysis must separately address permitted services, capital and governance, conduct rules, and fund, product and cross-border regulation.
In force
The VersAG governs authorisation and prudential supervision of insurance undertakings, including aspects of cross-border activity. Insurance distribution, contract law and product-specific requirements are governed by separate sources.
In force
The current national Act regulates tokens and trusted-technology service providers within its continuing scope. The TVTG remains relevant outside MiCAR's scope and for national token law, but it does not replace an authorisation required under MiCAR.
In force
The implementing act has applied since 1 February 2025, and the Article 143(3) MiCAR transition ended on 1 July 2026. From 2 July, prior TVTG registrations expired for activities requiring MiCAR authorisation, while TVTG and MiCAR continue to coexist in their delimited fields.
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