I repeat myself and state: with ONLY 24 transactions A YEAR, it can already be 2400 chf. I see this in a venture im a shareholder and advisor in.
So they seem to be charging you SOMEWHAT NORMAL swiss prices.
I know it's more expensive in Switzerland, and I also understand that the attitude here is largely to just pay without questioning whether the price is right or not! I went to a Porsche dealership to look at a Porsche Macan - it was about 40,000 EURO more expensive here compared to Germany - At first, I thought, fair enough, you just have to pay. But after talking to other Danes here in Zug, I found out that they just jack up the prices, completely unjustified and just because they can. You could just drive to Germany and save 40,000 euros - Call me petty, but I'd rather pay 40K into my children's savings than to a Porsche dealer.
The same applies to branded clothing, everything is artificially marked up, and if you challenge them, they sometimes are willing to drop the price by up to 40%!!!
And it's the same with accounting, it's WAY too expensive, and I don't care if that's the norm, it's as if the Swiss have their hands deep in your pockets just taking what they want. So, I may come to accept this phenomenon, and so be it.
Therefore, my question and this thread are still valid, is there a firm that offers cheaper accounting services at fair prices and doesn't just take the money from your bank account?
Yeah okay, we can have a long discussion about my "vouchers" which in fact are INVOICES (some we send and some we receive) - specifically, it's about exactly 50 invoices that we send to a company, they pay, and they need to be booked, plus a payslip.
Sometimes we have expense invoices - that's a maximum of 5 per month, which would be on top, but at the same time, there are months when we only have 30 invoices for customers.
So let's settle on a concrete number, 675 invoices both expenses and revenue per year - that should cost 6720 CHF or about 100 CHF per line (as someone else wrote) that goes into the accounting system. And then you mean to say we should just close our eyes and pay because we earn enough money to afford a Porsche.
I'm sure many wealthy people don't let themselves be robbed like that, but maybe they just don't care here in Switzerland, I don't know
And I'm not angry with anyone here or trying to be rude, just bringing it up for a polite discussion.
