Swiss Fiduciary

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The 3rd pillar is an old-age, survivors' and invalidity pension scheme included in the Swiss constitution. Its main purpose is to supplement 1st and 2nd pillar income. Unlike the 1st and 2nd pillars, the maximum linked 3rd pillar contribution for employees is CHF 6,826 per year, rising to 20...

Contributing to the 3rd pillar to pay less tax in Switzerland: an essential strategy In Switzerland, tax optimisation is a major issue for many taxpayers. Against this backdrop, the 3rd pillar is a simple, effective and affordable way to reduce your tax burden while preparing for retirement. Thi...

In Switzerland, housing is more than just a lifestyle choice. Buying or renting a property has major tax implications. This choice not only affects your monthly budget, but also your income tax, wealth, tax-deductible expenses and sometimes your retirement strategy. In this dossier, we help you ...

🎁 Donation deduction: what you can really deduct from your tax in Switzerland Making a donation is an act of solidarity... but it's also a legally recognised way of reducing your tax burden. In Switzerland, donations to certain organisations can be deducted from your taxable income, provi...

Working as a self-employed person in Switzerland offers many freedoms, but it also comes with a specific tax framework. Unlike an employee, a self-employed person is taxed on his or her net profits and can deduct a certain number of professional expenses. Optimising your tax position is therefore...