Provider
Rolak Automation
Owner: Jan Rolak
Ahornweg 24
8630 Rüti ZH
Switzerland
Legal Form
Sole proprietorship (not registered in the Swiss Commercial Register; annual turnover is below the mandatory registration threshold of CHF 100,000.– pursuant to Art. 931 para. 1 Swiss Code of Obligations (CO)).
Contact
Support email: [email protected]
General email: [email protected]
Phone: +41 79 139 56 34
Website: rolak.ch
Responsible for Content
Jan Rolak, Rolak Automation, Ahornweg 24, 8630 Rüti ZH, Switzerland. Responsible for the content within the meaning of UCA Art. 3 para. 1 lit. s (mandatory disclosures in electronic commerce).
Value Added Tax
Currently not subject to Swiss VAT (annual turnover below the CHF 100,000.– threshold under Art. 10 para. 2 let. a Swiss VAT Act (MWSTG)). All prices shown on rolak.ch are final prices, no additional VAT applies.
Commercial Register
Not registered in the Swiss Commercial Register. Registration will take place once turnover exceeds the respective threshold.
Disclaimer
The author assumes no liability regarding the substantive correctness, accuracy, timeliness, reliability, and completeness of the information. Liability claims against the author for material or immaterial damage resulting from access to, use, or non-use of the published information, misuse of the connection, or technical faults are excluded.
Copyright
The copyrights and all other rights to content, images, photos, or other files on this website belong exclusively to Rolak Automation or the specifically named right holders. For the reproduction of any elements, the written consent of the copyright holders must be obtained in advance.
Target Audience (B2B Notice)
RolakInvoice is exclusively aimed at companies, self-employed individuals and legal entities (B2B). Contract conclusions as a consumer (private individual) are not intended. Divergent information provided during registration does not bind the provider.
Dispute Resolution
We are neither willing nor obliged to participate in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration board. The place of jurisdiction is, as far as legally permissible, the seat of the provider in Switzerland. Applicable law is Swiss law.