NOGA 47.92Intermediation service activities for specialised retail sale

Multilingual description

NOGA 2025 provides the official designation in the four languages used by the Swiss federal authorities, alongside their European equivalents.

NOGA hierarchy

The NOGA code 47.92 sits within the following hierarchy (from broadest to most specific).

Direct sub-levels

This code breaks down into 1 more specific sub-level.

Documented mappings

Available relationships for NOGA 47.92, based on FSO and Eurostat sources. Approximate mappings require a review of the business activity.

Two non-exact relationships are never chained. A missing result does not prove there is no equivalent. Reference · 2026.09.25

Neighbouring codes

NOGA codes close to 47.92, within the same parent group or at the same hierarchical level.

How this code is used

NOGA code 47.92 is used by the Swiss federal authorities to classify companies by their main economic activity, notably:

• Federal Statistical Office (FSO): business and establishment register (BER), censuses and structural statistics.
• OASI compensation funds: classification of the employer's activity at registration.
• Federal Tax Administration (FTA): VAT profiling, net tax debt rates and sector statistics.
• Commercial register: "activities" field when registering a new legal entity.
• SUVA and accident-insurance funds: pricing of accident-insurance contributions by risk class.
• SECO and labour-market statistics: sector analyses and targeted support measures.

Official source

This page reproduces information from the NOGA 2025 standard published by the Federal Statistical Office. For the official version:

bfs.admin.ch — NOGA — General Classification of Economic Activities

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