Yes, it is possible to transfer ownership of an LLC from one person or entity to another. Depending on the state in which the LLC was formed and how the LLC is structured, there are a few different ways that this can be done.
The most common way to transfer ownership of an LLC is through a process called “assignment”. This involves transferring all rights, interests and obligations of the original owner to another party. In order for this process to be legally binding, all members must agree to the assignment and sign documents outlining the agreement. It is also important that any changes made to company documents (such as operating agreements) are filed with the Secretary of State in order for them to be valid.
In some states, transferring ownership can also be done by selling membership units in an LLC or by gifting them outright. This process does not require any formal paperwork or signatures but may require additional tax filings depending on where you live. If your LLC was formed outside of the United States, you may need special permission from both Swiss and US authorities before proceeding with a transfer of ownership due to certain laws related international business transactions.