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Do cryptocurrencies have to be taxed?
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Do cryptocurrencies have to be taxed?

Bitcoin breaks through the $50,000 mark; crypto gains are often tax-free, except in the case of commercial trading or mining. There is a tax liability for crypto assets.
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Deductions for Professional Expenses in Tax Declarations in Times of Corona - What is Possible?
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Deductions for Professional Expenses in Tax Declarations in Times of Corona - What is Possible?

The treatment of professional expense deductions due to Corona varies by canton, some allowing usual deductions and others recognizing special home office costs. Details of the tax regulations differ by canton, with some allowing general deductions and others costs for home office use.
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Deduct home office expenses from taxes
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Deduct home office expenses from taxes

Home office setup is tax deductible if used exclusively for work and 40% of the time is worked from home. However, meal costs and flat-rate professional expenses are not deductible.
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The tax return is coming soon, here's how you can prepare for it.
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The tax return is coming soon, here's how you can prepare for it.

New tax year begins; optimal preparation facilitates the tax declaration. Collecting documents and checking deductions can save time and money.
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New source taxation law comes into effect in 2021 – Part 4
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New source taxation law comes into effect in 2021 – Part 4

From 2021, new rules apply to withholding tax in Switzerland, with options to switch between this and ordinary taxation. Changes occur through status changes such as citizenship or marriage.
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New source taxation law comes into effect in 2021 – Part 3
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New source taxation law comes into effect in 2021 – Part 3

On January 1, 2021, new regulations on withholding tax came into effect in Switzerland, which detail the rights and obligations of employers and employees. Employees are entitled to have withholding taxes shown on their payroll statements, while employers are obliged to remit and report these taxes correctly.
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New source taxation law comes into effect in 2021 - Part 2
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New source taxation law comes into effect in 2021 - Part 2

The new Swiss source taxation law comes into effect on January 1, 2021, and regulates income taxes for domestic and foreign workers. Details and regulations are recorded in Circular No. 45.
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New source taxation law comes into effect in 2021 – Part 1
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New source taxation law comes into effect in 2021 – Part 1

As of January 1, 2021, new withholding tax regulations apply in Switzerland to strengthen legal certainty and address technological developments. Details are documented in Circular No. 45 of the ESTV.
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Tips to save taxes by the end of the year
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Tips to save taxes by the end of the year

Pay into the 3rd pillar or pension fund to reduce your taxable income. Costs for job-related further education up to CHF 12,000 are also deductible.
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