Article by Cristina Quesado This time of the year is overwhelming for the Self-employed because they need to declare their income from the previous year. In order to ease that overwhelm, I would like to give some tips: TIP #1: Financial records – You should […]
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Article by Cristina Quesado Although some people are already in the new year, business owners are still in 2021 because they need to prepare the books for the end of the year review. We want to make this process and smooth and stress-free as possible.
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Taxes in Switzerland are levied at three levels: federal, cantonal and municipal. Due to the fact that the Swiss tax system has grown historically and reflects the federal state culture, each of the 26 cantons has its own tax law. Federal tax is calculated on
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In Switzerland, sole proprietorships, partnerships and legal entities (stock corporations) have bookkeeping and accounting requirements. The scope of the documentation and auditing obligations depend on the type of company, its turnover or size. Determination of the Financial Year For accounting purposes, the financial year must
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Even the Swiss have trouble fully understanding their income tax system. The array of taxes, including tax at source, on-account payments, a safeguard tax – plus differences between almost every canton, town and village – can be more than a little confusing. First, let’s consider
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Lil Partner | Key Investment Financial Services The complexity of the insurance, banking, and tax systems in Switzerland can be daunting for non-Swiss professionals living in Switzerland whose financial future and security depend on a sound understanding of them. Key Investment was formed primarily to
