I changed Cantons in AUgust and then switched from a B permit to a C permit in November. This is the first time I will have to complete a Swiss tax form for 2015. I am wondering if it is very complicated to do myself or if I should hire someone. Any advice? Thanks in advance. It is stressful!
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Feb 22, 2016 @ 06:42
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I changed Cantons in AUgust and then switched from a B permit to a C permit in November. This is the first time I will have to complete a Swiss tax form for 2015. I am wondering if it is very complicated to do myself or if I should hire someone. Any advice? Thanks in advance. It is stressful!
Karen TaylorFeb 22, 2016 @ 06:42
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Feb 22, 2016 @ 09:11
as you are in the canton of geneva, go to this site and begin by creating an account, followed by the on-line form which will calculate your federal, cantonal/communal tax declaration.
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as you are in the canton of geneva, go to this site and begin by creating an account, followed by the on-line form which will calculate your federal, cantonal/communal tax declaration.
https://ge.ch/ginapartners_public/createpersonalaccount/
epicure, Feb 22, 2016 @ 09:11
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Mar 3, 2016 @ 15:35
Hi Karen,
Do you need some help ? I am specialized in tax.
JFC
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Mar 5, 2016 @ 18:14
You can hire someone to do this for less than 100 CHF, at least to do your first year to see how it works. Or if you're good with that kind of thing and fine with the language, I'm told it's not so complicated to do yourself. I pay someone.
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You can hire someone to do this for less than 100 CHF, at least to do your first year to see how it works. Or if you're good with that kind of thing and fine with the language, I'm told it's not so complicated to do yourself. I pay someone.
Amy Soska, Mar 5, 2016 @ 18:14
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Mar 6, 2016 @ 01:44
Hello Karen, if you still didn't find an answer for taxes I can put you in contact with the company which does full financial advisory and it's free.
Feel free write me.
Ilona
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Hello Karen, if you still didn't find an answer for taxes I can put you in contact with the company which does full financial advisory and it's free.
Feel free write me.
Ilona
ilona samoilenko, Mar 6, 2016 @ 01:44
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Mar 6, 2016 @ 18:54
Hi Karen - being an US citizen will make your tax return more complicated than most. Plus moving Cantons, plus going from a B permit to a C permit also complicates things, and if you own a property.....you'd have to be Einstein to do your own tax return.
It's worth paying an expert and I can highly recommend a lady called Veronique Lang at [email protected] - 022 819 1010.
She charges approx CHF 300, but consistently saves me about CHF3,000 each year, between what the authorities "think" I should be paying in tax and what I "actually" should be paying in tax.
She's very approachable, speaks perfect English, great sense of humour (married to a Brit!) and based in Gland, but will do everything by post/email.
Good Luck and enjoy your savings!
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Hi Karen - being an US citizen will make your tax return more complicated than most. Plus moving Cantons, plus going from a B permit to a C permit also complicates things, and if you own a property.....you'd have to be Einstein to do your own tax return.
It's worth paying an expert and I can highly recommend a lady called Veronique Lang at [email protected] - 022 819 1010.
She charges approx CHF 300, but consistently saves me about CHF3,000 each year, between what the authorities "think" I should be paying in tax and what I "actually" should be paying in tax.
She's very approachable, speaks perfect English, great sense of humour (married to a Brit!) and based in Gland, but will do everything by post/email.
Good Luck and enjoy your savings!
Carolyn C, Mar 6, 2016 @ 18:54
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