In the eGovernment Strategy Switzerland, the Confederation, cantons and communes have defined their common objectives and key areas for action in digitalisation, with a view to actively steering the digital transformation of the administration.
E-Government in Switzerland from the Perspectives of the General Public, Businesses, and Public Administration
The Digital Government Factsheets of 2019 published by the European Commission’s National Framework Obervatory
eGovernment Switzerland is the organisation of the Confederation, the cantons and the communes for the expansion of electronic government services.
Following the recent public intrusion test the Federal Chancellery will be reviewing the licensing and certification procedures for e-voting systems.
The administration's online helpdesk for companies.
State Secretary Marie-Gabrielle Ineichen-Fleisch explains her support for eGovernment Switzerland.
Companies subject to VAT should be given the option of submitting their regular VAT returns entirely electronically. The administrative burden for companies will be reduced significantly as a result.
Switzerland should consistently exploit the opportunities of digitisation in all areas of life. This is the focus of the Federal Council's «Digital Switzerland» Strategy which was adopted in April 2016.
The UID has been introduced in the administration's large company registers. The commercial register and VAT register have been using the UID since 2014.
The portal ch.ch is part of eGovernment Switzerland. The Federal Chancellery is developping ch.ch.
