Starting a Sole Proprietorship in Switzerland: Everything You Need to Know
Starting a sole proprietorship in Switzerland? Learn about taxes, accounting, VAT, risks and the most common mistakes — including tips for getting started.
Starting a sole proprietorship in Switzerland? Learn about taxes, accounting, VAT, risks and the most common mistakes — including tips for getting started.
Here in Switzerland, we say that being well prepared is half the battle. Here, you can find out all the facts about a B-permit so that you don't encounter any financial surprises. There are a few exceptions regarding whether you have to submit a tax return.
You can optimise your pension and save taxes by buying into the pension fund (PF). This is an attractive way to improve your pension provision, especially if you have a high income in Switzerland. Here you will find recommendations and interesting alternatives to purchasing into a pension fund.
Under Art. 47a BVG, individuals over the age of 58 who leave occupational pension coverage due to termination by their employer can continue their pension coverage at their own expense. This ensures entitlement to retirement benefits and coverage for death and disability risks. Here's what you need
Retroactive contributions to Pillar 3a will soon be possible. The Swiss Federal Council is implementing the motion 19.3702 "Enable Contributions to Pillar 3a" by Councilor Erich Ettlin. Find out here how this can benefit you and what tax advantages it brings.
Everything you need to know about the taxation of cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and DeFi in Switzerland.
Starting in 2023, parents in Switzerland can deduct higher amounts for external childcare costs from federal taxes. The maximum deductible amount has been raised to 25,000 francs per child per year, offering significant financial relief for families.
"An apple a day keeps the doctor away" – exactly. But how does it work when it comes to deducting medical expenses, insurance premiums, and deductibles in your tax return? Here, you'll find essential tips to make the most of your tax return.
Donating to charitable organizations is not only a generous act but also reduces your taxable income. Discover essential information on Smart eTax on how to deduct donations from your taxes.
Switzerland offers a variety of options for professional deductions. However, these regulations vary from canton to canton. In this article, we explore the different rules in the various cantons.
Tax season often raises questions like, "What do I need for my tax return?" This guide outlines all the necessary documents you’ll need to file your 2023 tax return. With a complete set of tax documents, you can ensure you're making the most of any deductions and benefits available.
Becoming self-employed in Switzerland, particularly by founding a sole proprietorship, is a significant personal career step. This blog post covers key aspects of self-employment, including founding a sole proprietorship and addressing tax questions.
In diesem Blogbeitrag informieren wir dich über die Fristverlängerungen in den verschiedenen Kantonen der Schweiz
Essential tips for capital gains tax and what you should deduct from your taxes. Important tax tips for various cantons in Switzerland. Key considerations when selling property and insights from practical experience are provided in this Smart eTax blog post.
Switzerland presents significant differences between cantons when it comes to child support contributions and deductions. For separated or divorced parents, navigating these variations can be a challenge.
In today’s professional world, continuous education is essential. Switzerland offers many opportunities for personal and professional growth. In this blog post, we will explore the tax deduction options for continuing education costs in Switzerland.
The purchase or ownership of a home in Switzerland is not only a life goal for many people but also offers attractive tax benefits. In our blog series "Tax Tips," we highlight how you can save on taxes through real estate investments.
In Switzerland, taxpayers can deduct certain costs associated with managing their private assets from their taxes. This blog post explores the deductibility of these asset management fees and highlights the differences across various cantons.
Pillar 3a in Switzerland is a key component of private retirement savings. In this post, we explore the differences between stock investments and account solutions in Pillar 3a, providing you with guidance on which option might suit you best and what to consider.
In this blog post, you'll find valuable tips for selecting a tax advisor in Switzerland, including information on qualifications, specializations, cost structures, and the benefits of modern tools that save time and money. Enjoy reading, and thank you for sharing our page.