Your Swiss tax return, done for you. Fully online.

It depends on your permit type, your canton and your income. You may need to file in your first year – for example if you earn income that isn't taxed at source, such as freelance work, or if your salary exceeds the withholding tax threshold. We'll check your situation for you.

If your gross salary is above CHF 120,000 a year, or you have other income above CHF 3,000 or assets above CHF 80,000 (CHF 160,000 for couples), a subsequent ordinary tax assessment is mandatory. Below that, applying voluntarily can still pay off, because it lets you claim deductions such as Pillar 3a, pension buy-ins or childcare costs.

Yes. Switzerland taxes worldwide income and assets, so foreign bank accounts, pensions and property must be declared – even if you have already paid tax on them abroad. Double taxation agreements usually prevent you from being taxed twice.

Your canton of residence generally determines your tax liability. It gets more complex if your work canton withholds tax at source or you have additional income – in that case an adjustment or reassessment may be needed. We sort this out for you.

Typically your salary statement, bank statements, proof of rent, insurance records and – if relevant – foreign documents such as pension or property details. After ordering, you get a personalised checklist and upload everything online.

Our portal, our tax experts and our support are available in German, English, French and Italian, so you can handle your tax return in the language you prefer.