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Withholding tax explained simply

The withholding tax is deducted directly from the wages of foreign workers without a residence permit and varies depending on the canton. Employers are responsible for the correct payment of this tax to the competent tax office.
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What is factoring?

Factoring is a form of financing where companies sell their receivables to a factoring company to obtain immediate liquidity. It is especially helpful for companies in growth, with long payment terms, or in crisis.
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Change Data Protection Act

Starting on September 1, 2023, a new data protection law will come into effect in Switzerland, which improves the protection of personal data and considers adjustments to technological developments. The law also strengthens the economic location by increasing compatibility with EU law.
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Adjustment of value-added tax rates as of January 1, 2024.

The value-added tax rates in Switzerland will increase from 01.01.2024, making everyday products and services slightly more expensive. Companies must adjust their accounting systems and pay attention to the timing of service provision.
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What are hidden reserves?

Hidden reserves arise from the undervaluation of assets or the overvaluation of liabilities, thus concealing equity. They reduce the reported profit and can be tax-advantageous.
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Tax consequences of the employee discount

Employers often offer taxable employee discounts on their products/services. Taxation is based on the laws and amounts to discounts over CHF 2,300.
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Tax benefits of a photovoltaic system

Solar panels offer not only ecological advantages but also significant tax relief by being deductible as maintenance in many cantons. The investment can also lead to a reduction in tax progression, which is financially attractive especially for households with high income.
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Subsequent regular assessment

In Switzerland, persons subject to withholding tax are usually exempt from filing a tax return, unless they are subsequently subject to ordinary assessment, which becomes necessary when certain income thresholds are exceeded. This assessment allows for tax deductions and must be applied for by March 31.
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Financing through leasing

Leasing is similar to renting and preserves ownership with the leasing company, but can provide tax benefits and conserve liquidity. It is often more expensive than other financing options, however, it offers flexibility and adaptability.
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