Hello, soon will be applied laws agaings 'travail au noir' (undeclared work).
That's fine, but if you hire a cleaning lady, for 1-2 hours a week, do you still have to declare it, and if yes, where and how?
Guillaume
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Declaring work cleaning lady??
Dec 18, 07 20:46
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Hello, soon will be applied laws agaings 'travail au noir' (undeclared work).
That's fine, but if you hire a cleaning lady, for 1-2 hours a week, do you still have to declare it, and if yes, where and how?
Guillaume
GuillaumeTelDec 18, 07 20:46
That's fine, but if you hire a cleaning lady, for 1-2 hours a week, do you still have to declare it, and if yes, where and how?
Guillaume
GuillaumeTelDec 18, 07 20:46
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Dec 19, 07 08:43
...and keep things 'clean', check this site out:...
www.cheques-emploi.ch
:-) J.
www.cheques-emploi.ch
:-) J.
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...and keep things 'clean', check this site out:...
www.cheques-emploi.ch
:-) J.
JulianT, Dec 19, 07 08:43
www.cheques-emploi.ch
:-) J.
JulianT, Dec 19, 07 08:43
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Dec 19, 07 11:08
We have two different things here.
Cheque emploi is a mechanism that allows your cleaning lady to get social security benefits even if she has no working permit and doesn't pay income taxes. That's what the Swiss call "travail au gris". Legally, though, if your cleaning lady has no working permit, you are still punishable, even if you pay cheque emploi. Paying it will legalize the situation only if your cleaning lady has a working permit.
Cheque emploi is a mechanism that allows your cleaning lady to get social security benefits even if she has no working permit and doesn't pay income taxes. That's what the Swiss call "travail au gris". Legally, though, if your cleaning lady has no working permit, you are still punishable, even if you pay cheque emploi. Paying it will legalize the situation only if your cleaning lady has a working permit.
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We have two different things here.
Cheque emploi is a mechanism that allows your cleaning lady to get social security benefits even if she has no working permit and doesn't pay income taxes. That's what the Swiss call "travail au gris". Legally, though, if your cleaning lady has no working permit, you are still punishable, even if you pay cheque emploi. Paying it will legalize the situation only if your cleaning lady has a working permit.
Bustan_A, Dec 19, 07 11:08
Cheque emploi is a mechanism that allows your cleaning lady to get social security benefits even if she has no working permit and doesn't pay income taxes. That's what the Swiss call "travail au gris". Legally, though, if your cleaning lady has no working permit, you are still punishable, even if you pay cheque emploi. Paying it will legalize the situation only if your cleaning lady has a working permit.
Bustan_A, Dec 19, 07 11:08
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Dec 19, 07 11:29
Thanks for the info! :-) ...(nt)
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Dec 19, 07 15:31
Well, not want to play the 'good Swiss', (which I am definitively not) just not risk being an international terrorist by reinjecting some of my few savings in the Swiss economy while giving some work to someone that deserves it by her/his work!! :-)
But instead of being a boss (always bad in socialist mythology), just want to be a basic low-forehead customer (which is always king in liberal vision). I will be just fine by hoping that the self-employed worker makes right all the declarations and get only a (fair-priced) bill to pay.
Guillaume
But instead of being a boss (always bad in socialist mythology), just want to be a basic low-forehead customer (which is always king in liberal vision). I will be just fine by hoping that the self-employed worker makes right all the declarations and get only a (fair-priced) bill to pay.
Guillaume
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Well, not want to play the 'good Swiss', (which I am definitively not) just not risk being an international terrorist by reinjecting some of my few savings in the Swiss economy while giving some work to someone that deserves it by her/his work!! :-)
But instead of being a boss (always bad in socialist mythology), just want to be a basic low-forehead customer (which is always king in liberal vision). I will be just fine by hoping that the self-employed worker makes right all the declarations and get only a (fair-priced) bill to pay.
Guillaume
GuillaumeTel, Dec 19, 07 15:31
But instead of being a boss (always bad in socialist mythology), just want to be a basic low-forehead customer (which is always king in liberal vision). I will be just fine by hoping that the self-employed worker makes right all the declarations and get only a (fair-priced) bill to pay.
Guillaume
GuillaumeTel, Dec 19, 07 15:31
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Dec 19, 07 15:54
With these cheques, there is roughly a 20% tax for all the social stuff (holidays, pension, etc), so for 25 all included per hour, the worker gets 20 in net income.
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With these cheques, there is roughly a 20% tax for all the social stuff (holidays, pension, etc), so for 25 all included per hour, the worker gets 20 in net income.
GuillaumeTel, Dec 19, 07 15:54
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Jan 4, 12 21:56
Hei guys,
We are a young start-up based in Geneva and we are offering housekeeping services within a framework of fair working standards. Our services for include insurance and administration. All our people are recommended by our customers or the NGO we are working with: www.camarada.ch
For more infomation, visit our website: www.casacosi.ch and the FAQ section: http://casacosi.ch/en/faq/
or follow us on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Casa-Cosi/203142189770715?sk=wall
Kind regards,
Mathis,
Casa Cosi
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Hei guys,
We are a young start-up based in Geneva and we are offering housekeeping services within a framework of fair working standards. Our services for include insurance and administration. All our people are recommended by our customers or the NGO we are working with: www.camarada.ch
For more infomation, visit our website: www.casacosi.ch and the FAQ section: http://casacosi.ch/en/faq/
or follow us on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Casa-Cosi/203142189770715?sk=wall
Kind regards,
Mathis,
Casa Cosi
Mathis H, Jan 4, 12 21:56
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