Can You Claim A Tax Rebate?
by Guest Post
on November 9, 2016
by Guest Post
on November 9, 2016
Foreign employees resident in Switzerland are generally subject to tax at source on their Swiss employment income. In other words, the employer deducts the applicable source tax rate directly from the monthly gross in
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on March 5, 2015
As expats we are used to moving. From country, city or just to another place in the same location. And although new beginnings are exciting it is still a hassle!We have to plan for movers, pack everything, clean the n
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on July 22, 2013
Need help? Why not Jacando!Many of us who moved to Switzerl
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on January 8, 2013
As we have had a lot of requests to post or broadcast small ads, we are today trialling a new classified ads service on zurichexpats.com. This is in beta at the moment so we are not charging a fee, but once ful
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on November 27, 2012
When people decide to move to Zurich or arrive here there is one thing that most notice right away — it’s expensive. the city is consistently ranked amongst the most expensive in the world. This is not just a fact
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on November 7, 2012
We were contacted by Tanya at Rockmybaby, offering professional childcare services in Zurich and Schaffhausen. We asked her for some helpful tips on interviewing and employing a nanny. Emp
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on September 26, 2012
So recently I have noticed that there are more and more young people arriving to live and work in Zurich. With attractive salaries, good job opportunities and a lively international atmosphere it is very understandabl
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on June 4, 2012
There was a time when any self-respecting debutante would know that she would spend some time polishing off her etiquette and deportment at a Swiss Finishing School. More recently, you would be more likely to hear a r
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on May 24, 2012
Sigh …. Another Press Release from Swiss, another hit in the pocket of its customers.In February 2012, Swiss announced an increase in their Fuel Surcharge due to the increase in oil costs. On the day of the Pres
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on May 22, 2012
One of the things people mention first when talking about the benefits of living in Zurich and Switzerland is the transport system.No doubt, being able to plan a journey and have no fears as to the accuracy of the inf
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on March 9, 2012
In 2011 Switzerland took some drastic steps to limit its exposure to the Eurozone debt crisis, including pegging the franc to the euro at 1.20. How might relations between Bern and Brussels fare in 2012? 1
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on February 21, 2012
Recently I started a Language class at the
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on December 19, 2011
As someone who has just arrived to Zurich I have not yet purchased a “
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on December 6, 2011
On the train this morning, Samichlaus (Santa Claus) and his friend Schmutzli were on the train giving out p
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on December 1, 2011
So many of us expats will have arrived here by plane, and what does that mean? Well it means we pay for excess luggage by the kilo as opposed to having the luxury of arriv
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on September 2, 2011
With a seemingly large selection of operators to choose from in Switzerland, I’ve decided to do a little research into what the costs and extras are. Now while there are some tips an
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on July 29, 2011
August 1st is Swiss National Day so I am pleased to say Happy Birthday Switzerland! Initially it’s nice to see the holiday fall
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on January 26, 2011
The word ‘Free’ isn’t often used in Switzerland but the website CiaoBambino.com has a list of places where kids at least can ski for free in Switzerland. All the info can be found here:
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on November 23, 2010
One thing that may surprise you is the voracity of the Swiss Police in catching and punishing drivers who break the law.This is an excerpt of a letter that landed on our doormat yesterday-
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on September 9, 2010
They rattle around in your pockets and purses and have a very low monetary value. I sav
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on August 13, 2010
We were told about a new website that offers a new twist on the common requirement of comparing the cost of living in one city with that in another.
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on July 23, 2010
Are you new to Switzerland or have you been living here for quite sometime, but still can’t figure out the Swiss? Pick up the recently published book
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on July 12, 2010
In December 2009 the SBB and Trenitalia decided to end the Cisalpino train service, a joint venture between the two national railways. Naturally when such things happen allegations flew. The SBB claimed that the consi
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on February 23, 2010
One thing to certainly be aware of if you are apartment hunting is scam postings on Craigslist. These are highly organised operations and exist purely to relieve you of your money. You start to picture the situ
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on January 8, 2009
Hello friends and welcome to Zurich Expats. The site was set up when we moved to Zurich as a way of recording the things we have found and storing the information we have so that it may be of use to use it. Of course,
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