What Is The Accounting System In Swizterland And Which Accounting Software Is Commonly Use In Swiss?

Posted by benny in FreeWare on September 15th, 2009 | one response

i have studied a master of financial management in india and come to swiss.i want to work in an office as an accountant or in some bank…i have no idea about what accounting system is used here and which accounting software is commonly used.i invite suggestion/advices if you have any information regarding business in swiss.

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One Response to “What Is The Accounting System In Swizterland And Which Accounting Software Is Commonly Use In Swiss?”

  1. Stefan says:
    September 15, 2009 at 4:11 pm

    Here the most common accounting standards:
    Swiss Commercial law (Minimum requirements)
    Swiss GAP Fer
    IAS
    US Gaps
    The accounting software highly varies from industry to industry.
    Often in use are SAP and Abacus. Large international companies often use their own developments.
    It will be difficult for an Indian to find a job as an account in Switzerland. Companies will prefer candidates who are more familiar with local laws, standards and culture.
    To find a job as a professional in a bank you need to be an expert in your field with special and rare skills. Just a master in financial management won’t be good enough as the Swiss have numbers of financial professionals themselves.
    There might be an agreement for the exchange of young professionals between India and Switzerland. Under such an agreement you would get a limited work permit for Switzerland. This would allow you to search for junior jobs in Switzerland. For example an internship. I suggest you to contact to Swiss embassy in India to find out about such an agreement.
    Good luck

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