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Private share of the vehicle in the Swiss payroll accounting

In Switzerland, private use of company cars is accounted for in wages or directly deducted, thus affecting social contributions and taxes. Both methods have specific advantages and disadvantages regarding administrative effort and burden for employees.
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Taxable income vs. rate-determining income

The "taxable income" is the basis for tax calculation after the deduction of social security contributions and other permitted deductions. The "rate-determining income" defines the tax rate that is applied to the taxable income.
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Should you register as a sole proprietorship for VAT if the turnover is below CHF 100,000?

The voluntary VAT registration in Switzerland allows for input tax deduction and enhances professionalism, but it also increases administrative effort and potential costs. Generally, this decision should be made depending on business circumstances and objectives.
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Tax Strategies for the Self-Employed in Switzerland: How to Effectively Reduce Your Tax Burden

Self-employed individuals in Switzerland must know tax regulations precisely in order to effectively minimize their tax burden. Documentation of business expenses and losses is crucial for successful financial management.
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Tax benefits of employer contribution reserves

Occupational provision in Switzerland allows companies to save taxes in good years and create financial reserves through employer contribution reserves. These reserves serve as a safety cushion and optimize the tax burden, which increases financial flexibility in difficult times.
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Flat asset management costs in the Swiss tax return

In Switzerland, flat-rate asset management costs such as custodian fees can be tax-deductible, although the deduction varies depending on the canton. It is important that the managed assets are large enough to justify the management costs and to use tax benefits effectively.
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Sponsoring vs. Donations

Sponsorship offers companies tax-deductible advertising through the support of events or initiatives. Donations, without consideration, are deductible in Switzerland if they support charitable organizations.
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Tax challenges for crypto investors: What you should be aware of

Cryptocurrency investments offer high returns and tax-related risks; commerciality changes the tax situation. Investors should examine the characteristics and intensity of their crypto transactions to avoid tax pitfalls.
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Unemployment and taxes

Unemployment benefits in Switzerland are taxable, and there are deductible expenses such as application and training costs. Early information and use of tax benefits can alleviate financial burdens.
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