We assist our international clients. Too.
Start-ups, enterprise, financial accounting, payroll accounting, VAT returns, support during tax audit, private persons income tax return (employees, freelancers, shareholders, retired persons), tax law, real estate owners or any tax related issue.
Annual gross salary is less than CHF 120’000
You are not required to submit a tax return. But if you claim high deductions and expect a payback, you may ask to submit a tax declaration voluntary.
Annual gross income exceeds CHF 120’000
You automatically have to submit a tax declaration in spite of the tax paid at source.
Your completed tax declaration will then be used to assess your final tax liabilities.
Are you claiming deductions?
We will assist you you when the time comes to file your annual tax return. We guide you personally through laws and regulations and help you to minimize your tax burden. We will also advise and assist you in the course of the year, whenever tax-relevant issues arise.
If you are liable to pay tax at source and if you are a resident for tax purposes in Switzerland, but would like to claim deductions that are not or not fully taken into account in your tariff, such as Pillar 3a, additional professional costs, professional education etc.: you can apply to the tax administration by 31 March of year following the relevant tax period for a “retrospective ordinary assessment”.
