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However, this pure quantity segmentation can be transformed into qualitative segmentation, namely the separation of capital ownership and capital usage rights, or the separation of ownership capital and functional capital. As a result, interest is distorted as a result of pure capital ownership, which seems to be a natural attribute of capital or currency. On the other hand, the income of business owners is distorted as if it has nothing to do with capital, and is purely a reward for the production and operation of functional capitalists and the supervision of labor. Even the capitalist who does not borrow the capital at all will divide his own capital in the same way, which ACTS as a second hand. As the capital of ownership, he gains interest. And as a functional capital, he earned the income of business owners. Thus capital's exploitation of employment is completely covered up. 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The head of the company has the right to make decisions about company staffs. They only will elect and release the members in the management board, will also name the auditors of the company and are also involved in accounting matters, such as the approval of the annual financial statement. The shareholders will decide the company’s purpose and will make decisions in merger and acquisition cases or liquidation. Shareholders must hold an annual general shareholders’ meeting.Basically the top level management is the one establishing a company’s goals. They can only decide the course of action in order to achieve those goals and will decide the persons in charge with running the company’s business. Among the most important duties of the board of directors are the supervision of the company’s staff, the organization of the accounting system, the nomination and removal of the company’s management members and representatives. The board of directors must also draft the annual report and implement the general shareholders’ meeting resolutions. The board of directors will answer to the shareholders directly. There are no requirements regarding the number of the members of the board of directors, but it must be sufficient to ensure the efficiency of the decision making process. However, experienced individuals from different fields are recommended in order to ensure the company’s success.Special attention must be paid to the Swiss company management with minimum share capital when opening a company in Switzerland. You need 20,000 CHF if you want to register a limited liability company and 100,000 CHF for a joint stock company. There are situations in which special licenses or permit is required. These depend on the business activity the company will undertake.Swiss citizenship can be obtained by birth right, by marrying a Swiss national or by naturalization which is also the most common way. You need to live and work in Switzerland for 12 years before applying for a Swiss passport.Foreign citizen are required to obtain a Swiss work permit before coming to the country. For details about the application procedure you can ask our lawyers in Switzerland for help.Individuals are subject to the income tax which is calculated annually, while companies are subject to the corporate tax which is levied at federal and cantonal level. For details about the current tax rates applied to both companies and individuals please contact our law firm in Switzerland. You can also ask for our services in other legal matters.In ordinary offices, generally the front desk comprises of the most important staffers in a company. 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