Taxes

Why procrastinate? We make your taxes easy for you: With proper planning, you can do a lot with your tax report – from properly listing professional expenses to medical costs to contributions to pillar 3a. The smzh checklist provides structure, helps you avoid mistakes, and ensures you tap the full savings potential. So your tax report becomes efficient, stress-free, and worth your wile.

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The deadline for filing tax reports in most Swiss cantons is March 31. To save time or avoid unnecessary stress, you can take advantage of smzh’s comprehensive tax return service. This service offers professional preparation of your tax report, optimizes your deductions, ensures timely submission, and ensures personal advice. Everything can be handled easily online – simply upload your documents and let our experts take care of the rest.

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Every year, tax season comes around. You sift through piles of documents, wade through instructions, and in the end, you’re still not sure if you’ve covered everything or if you might be paying more than necessary.

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In most Swiss cantons, tax deadline is March 31. In filing their tax report, private individuals have various ways to reduce their tax burden through targeted deductions. In our EDU Talk, we explain how to handle capital gains.

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Owning real estate in Switzerland offers numerous tax advantages, but also comes with certain obligations. Homeowners are required to declare the imputed rental value as taxable income, but at the same time, they can make various deductions by offsetting the costs of maintenance and renovations. It’s often overlooked that management fees and insurance premiums can also be deducted.

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