Taxation
In Switzerland, at the end of each calendar year, employers are required to provide their employees with a salary certificate. The salary certificate is a Swiss-specific document that is crucial to understand. Indeed, it is very important for the preparation of tax returns. Your trust...
Navigating the intricate landscape of Switzerland's corporate tax system can seem daunting, especially in light of the perpertual tax changes and the OECD's minimum tax rate implications. Entrepreneurs and multinational companies operating in Switzerland must stay informed about the federal Swiss corporate tax, cantonal and...
The Value Added Tax, commonly known as VAT, is an indirect tax on consumption that is in force in over 160 countries around the world. The VAT in Switzerland has a unique feature: it is applied at three different rates depending on the goods and...
The wealth tax is a tax calculated on an individual's assets and not on their annual income. It complements the income tax. Below, we will see how the wealth tax is calculated in Switzerland. Also, we will compare wealth tax rates according to the cantons....