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For expats in Switzerland, filing a tax return can be uncertain due to different cantonal regulations, language barriers, and questions about withholding tax or ordinary assessments.

One common issue is the request for a subsequent ordinary tax assessment (SOTA), which may be necessary when there is a change in income or deductions need to be claimed. Living in one canton and working in another raises questions, particularly in international employment situations.

Practical issues also play a role. Which documents need to be translated? Which income or assets abroad must be declared? How does moving within Switzerland affect tax liability?

These questions are particularly important for expats who are being taxed in Switzerland for the first time, who already own assets abroad, or who earn income above the withholding tax threshold. Structured and compliant tax filing helps avoid later inquiries from the tax authorities and ensures all relevant aspects are declared correctly.

Our team specializes in helping expats declare international income, complete SOTA applications, and correctly allocate taxable elements, while considering double taxation agreements and cantonal differences.