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The amount of tax you have to pay depends on various factors, including your income, marital status and place of residence. For example, the tax rate in the canton of Zug is around 8% (on an income of around CHF 80,000), while in Geneva it averages around 18%. In other cantons such as Zurich and Bern, the tax rates are around 29% and 23% respectively.
The complex world of tax can be overwhelming, but we make it easy for you to meet your tax obligations.
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Here you can find out three exciting facts about taxes that could give you a new perspective.
You can usually submit your tax return by March 31, in most cantons you can extend this deadline online or in writing until July 31, and you have 30 days to lodge an objection to the ruling.
Higher incomes pay more tax as a percentage. In Zurich, you pay 6.3% at CHF 50,000 and 15.2% at CHF 200,000. Other cantons already have higher rates at CHF 50,000 (Bern: 15.1%). Pay into pillar 3a, for example, to break the tax progression.
You can pay up to CHF 7,056 per year into pillar 3a and deduct it from your net salary; if you are self-employed, you can even pay 20% of your net earned income up to a maximum of CHF 35,280 francs into the tied pension plan 3a.
In Switzerland, the cantons of Zug, Schwyz and Nidwalden pay the lowest taxes. These cantons offer particularly low tax rates for both individuals and legal entities, making them attractive locations for residents and companies.
The taxes you pay on your salary in Switzerland depend on your canton of residence, your income, your marital status and whether you have children. Tax rates, which include federal, cantonal and communal taxes, can range from almost 0% for very low incomes to around 40% for very high incomes. Don’t forget that on top of these taxes, you will also have to pay social security contributions in addition to your income tax rate.
If you are married in Switzerland, your income is taxed together with that of your spouse. This means that you combine your incomes and the total income is taxed as a unit. This method can sometimes lead to what’s called a ‘marriage penalty’, where you pay more tax as a couple than you would if you taxed your incomes separately. However, there are special deductions and rates designed to mitigate this effect. Exactly how much tax you pay depends on various factors, such as the canton in which you live.
Depending on which canton you live in in Switzerland, you can expect different amounts of tax deductions per child. These deductions can vary from a few hundred to several thousand francs per child. They are designed to help you financially by reducing your taxable income. To find out exactly how much you can deduct per child, you should find out about the specific regulations in your canton of residence.
If you work in Switzerland but are not resident there or meet certain criteria, your employer will deduct the withholding tax directly from your salary. How much withholding tax you pay depends on your earnings, your marital status, whether you have children and where you work.
If you are resident in Switzerland and are subject to withholding tax, you have the option of applying for an ordinary tax assessment to make an adjustment based on your actual situation, which may result in a tax refund or an additional claim.
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To save taxes, use pillar 3a for tax deductions, claim professional expenses such as travel costs and further training, and make voluntary contributions to your pension fund. Also think about deductions for childcare and donations. Interest on debts and costs for further training can also reduce your tax burden.
If you are unsure how to make the most of this, the expert tax advisors at Foxana can help you.
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