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Tax return preparation services
Our tax preparation service is famous for its easy process, incredible speed and personal attention.
Tailor-made for all expats who need to file a tax return in Switzerland. Whether you have simple tax circumstances or deal with the most complex issues, we can help you at a reasonable price and with the highest quality of service.
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Contractors/ANobAG
You live in Switzerland and have an employer or contractor abroad? Then our ANobAG service could be just right for you. With no third parties in between and flat rates, ANobAG is attractive and is a great solution for the new home office driven ways of working.
Accounting and Payroll
We offer different packages for startups and small businesses looking for a simple and modern way to do their accounting and/or payroll. With web-based software and cloud-based document exchange, we help you run your business as conveniently as possible.
Tax Representation and Planning
If you don’t understand the various letters, invoices and deadlines that you receive from the tax office, or you just don’t have the time or inclination to deal with them, we can represent you to the tax office and take all correspondence in your place.
Company Incorporation
Are you planning to establish a company or a subsidiary in Switzerland, or do you need a Swiss resident in your company for the incorporation? Our incorporation service is tailored to the international framework and with our finely selected partners we can handle even complex cases.
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The Swiss tax system seems confusing at first for expats. Nothing is in English, it seems as if invoices flutter in randomly on a regular basis and suddenly the tax documents are sent to you with a deadline. We bring clarity quickly and easily.
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