In principle, there is no obligation for private individuals to keep their tax returns and tax documents. Self-employed individuals, on the other hand, must keep tax documents relevant to their business. It is advisable for everyone to keep their own original documents until the final tax assessment is received. Are there any exceptions to the tax return? The big exception is the self-employed, who document their income and expenses and provide receipts for them. ...

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As an expat you may find yourself in dire situation with cantonal laws and the requirement that filing tax returns is a duty. On top, you might still own a home abroad, or have additional income from a side-business. With pension and insurance to be adjusted, things are getting complex. Basics of a tax return ...

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Financial planning is the basis for saving taxes. It is based on the individual life situation and the goals set. From this, you can easily derive a tax plan that saves a lot of money and avoids mistakes that cannot be corrected later. The tax and financial planning annual calendar and dates for the tax return (short term) Every year the ...

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The tax return for self-employed people with the milk book Tax returns for self-employed people or employees with a side business often do not require commercial accounting. If you only have a small amount of income and expenses to record, the effort for commercial accounting is not worth it. Simpletax we complete these setups quickly and easily. To make the process as simple as possible ...

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Saving taxes: Good tax planning as a basis for maximum deductions Optimizing income and retirement provision Although the income situation in particular cannot always be strictly planned, most employed people, but also the self-employed, will earn more as they get older. Sometimes, however, there are also planned phases in life, e.g. travel, parental leave, a sabbatical or longer training, which ...

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