Are you working in Switzerland but living in another country? You are then subject to different legislation, but do you know how to make your tax return? Amedia Fiduciary will guide you all the way.<\/p>\n
Being a cross-border worker does not mean you do not have to declare income in Switzerland.<\/p>\n
Cross-border workers are also liable for taxes on income and wealth. In the majority of cases, they have to submit an annual tax return.<\/p>\n
Taxation in Switzerland is complicated especially because it varies according to the status of the individual (resident or cross-border), the type of work (employee or self-employed), the work permit granted, the canton where employed and even certain individual conditions, such as salary level.<\/p>\n
All these factors are taken into account to determine whether a cross-border worker is taxable abroad or in Switzerland and under which scheme: withholding tax or ordinary rate.<\/p>\n
Amedia Fiduciary will assist you in making sense of your tax situation.<\/strong><\/p>\n Our tax specialists will prepare and submit your declaration of income and wealth. They will help you calculate your taxes, avoid double taxation and ensure you benefit from any tax credits.<\/p>\n The services provided by our tax specialists are not insignificant when one realises that inaccurate tax returns can have serious financial consequences. At best, you would pay more tax than was necessary but the majority of errors lead to financial penalties.<\/p>\n