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Direct taxes include, for example, income tax or wealth tax. The amount of tax you have to pay to the state depends on your income or assets. Indirect taxes include, for example, VAT or tobacco tax.

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● Support deduction.
● Care costs.
● Travel costs to the place of work.
● Dental costs.
● Medical expenses.
● Pension fund
● Pillar 3a/3b.
● Your personal concepts

From the calendar year in which they reach the age of 18, individuals are independently taxable on their entire income and assets. From this point onwards, you are obliged to submit a tax return.

Anyone who receives a gift must pay gift tax. As a rule, spouses and persons in registered partnerships as well as descendants (children and grandchildren) are exempt from tax.

Anyone who lives in Switzerland and has ID B is not obliged to submit a tax return. Unless the gross income exceeds CHF 120,000, but the situation must be viewed individually, a calculation from your tax advisor will show your possible tax savings.
Anyone who has ID card C, the residence permit, must submit a tax return.

A 3a pillar can be used individually and should therefore always be considered.

If you choose a pillar 3a, you will benefit from tax advantages: you can deduct the amounts paid in your annual tax return.