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Tax relief for clubs
Although associations in Switzerland do pay taxes, they receive various facilitations, including tax exemptions under certain conditions. They benefit from special association tax rates and are partially exempt from value-added tax.
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Principal tax domicile of a legal entity
Legal entities are tax obligated at their registered office, and in case of multiple locations, the place of actual management determines the main tax domicile. Conflicts between the canton of the registered office and the place of management often require judicial clarification to avoid double taxation.
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What could the abolition of the imputed rental value look like?
The Swiss Parliament is planning the abolition of the imputed rental value for primary residences, while deductions such as maintenance costs are to be eliminated. The change must still be dealt with in parliament and could come into force at the earliest in 2022/2023.
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Federal Court declares vote on marriage penalty initiative invalid
The marriage penalty results in married couples being at a tax disadvantage, which led to a narrowly rejected popular initiative in 2016. In 2019, the Federal Court declared the vote invalid due to significant information errors.
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22.58 billion CHF in revenue from the federal direct tax in 2018
In 2018, the revenues from the direct federal tax in Switzerland rose to 22.58 billion CHF, an increase of 7.2% compared to the previous year. More than half of this came from natural persons.
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The third pillar: saving taxes through retirement planning
Switzerland promotes through the three-pillar system with subsidized private saving measure (Pillar 3a) an income-adjusted tax reduction. Self-employed individuals can deduct up to 20% of their income, max CHF 34,128, to minimize tax burden.
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Elimination of the holding privilege through AHV tax proposal: special rate solution
The STAF introduces a special rate solution for companies that allows a special tax rate on profits from hidden reserves for five years. This rate is determined at the cantonal level and does not require deferred taxes on the balance sheet.
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Elimination of the holding privilege by OASI tax proposal: Step-up
From 2020, the tax privileges for holding, domicile, and mixed companies will end, with transitional provisions such as the step-up to avoid over-taxation. The step-up allows the tax recognition of hidden reserves without commercial legal recording.
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Elimination of the holding privilege by AHV tax proposal: General information
The AHV tax proposal eliminates the special tax status for holding and other companies from 2020 onwards. Due to this elimination, the treatment of hidden reserves and their tax-optimized depreciation until 2024 is a central point.
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