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The End of Contract Letter to Client is a crucial document used in Swiss business practice to formally conclude a contractual relationship with a client. It is typically issued when a contract reaches its natural expiration, upon mutual agreement to terminate, or when termination is initiated as per contract terms. This document, governed by Swiss law, particularly the Swiss Code of Obligations, serves multiple purposes: it confirms the termination date, outlines any remaining obligations, addresses outstanding payments, and establishes clear expectations for the conclusion of services. The letter should be drafted with attention to Swiss legal requirements regarding contract termination and should maintain a professional tone that preserves business relationships. It often includes references to confidentiality obligations, data protection requirements, and any transition arrangements necessary for the proper closure of the business relationship.

1. Letter Header: Company letterhead, date, and formal address block of the client

2. Reference Line: Clear reference to the original contract including contract number and date

3. Main Subject: Clear statement indicating this is an end of contract notice

4. Termination Details: Specific reference to termination date and basis for termination (e.g., natural expiry, mutual agreement, or contract terms)

5. Acknowledgment of Services: Brief statement acknowledging the business relationship

6. Final Actions Required: List of any immediate actions needed from either party

7. Closing Statement: Professional closing with contact information for any queries

8. Signature Block: Space for authorized signatory details and signature