The optimal tax return
in a few minutes and from CHF 50.-

You can contact us in French and English without any worries.
Contacts in German are handled by one person, so response time may be a little longer.

In exceptional cases, we can prepare declarations for German-speaking cantons. For simplicity. we will ask you to be French or English speaking so that you can easily answer your requests.

The Ordinary Subsequent Taxation (TOU), allows taxpayers taxed at source (on salary, income acquired in compensation or other income), to file a tax return the following year in order to claim effective expenses or additional deductions or to declare other income.

This declaration is treated like a classic tax return, but it is made after the withholding tax has been deducted, hence the name Ordinary Subsequent Taxation.

For non-residents, it can be requested according to the case explained in the question on border status.

For residents in Switzerland, it can be on request or mandatory.

A resident taxed at source is subject to the TOU if he or she is in one of the following situations:

– It was subject to a subsequent regular tax assessment (mandatory or on request) in the previous year.
– He is a property owner in the canton (rental value).
– He or she has a gross annual income of 120,000 francs or more (for a married couple, at least one of the spouses must have an annual income of more than 120,000 francs). If you take a job during the year, periodic income such as salary, for example, is annualized
– He has taxable assets
– He/she receives income that is not subject to withholding tax (alimony received, income from assets, housing allowances, income from land or rental value, etc.).
– He is married with a spouse who is not employed.
– He requested a subsequent ordinary taxation within the legal time limits.

Once a resident is subject to the TOU, whether mandatory or upon request, it will remain applicable for all subsequent tax years until the end of his or her liability to withholding tax, even if he or she no longer qualifies for or wishes to benefit from the TOU.

If they are living in a joint household, the spouse of the person who is subject to TOU, either mandatory or on request, is also subject to TOU and must complete the tax return. The TOU will remain mandatory for the spouse, even in the event of separation or divorce.

In general, the TOU results in a higher taxation than the taxation at source. This means that you will have to pay extra taxes.

A quasi-resident is a taxpayer subject to withholding tax residing abroad who wishes to claim effective expenses and other deductions in his tax return.
To qualify for the status of quasi-resident, at least 90% of your worldwide income must be taxable in Switzerland.
In the case of a married couple, the incomes of the spouses are added together and 90% of these incomes must be taxable in Switzerland.

If you are in this case, then you can benefit from the subsequent Ordinary Taxation (TOU).

We can also prepare simulations or declarations for quasi-resident status. That is to say, cross-border commuters who wish to claim additional deductions.
We start at 70 chf per service depending on your situation.

Attention! If your final return creates a tax liability greater than the amount taxed at source, you will be required to pay that amount. You can’t go back. That is why we usually start with a simulation before applying for taxation under the quasi-resident regime.

We have been active since January 2015 but our work experience goes back further.

We travel throughout the French-speaking part of Switzerland, so it is possible to make an appointment. As deadlines approach, it can be more complicated to find availability.

Depending on the distance, a contribution to the costs may be requested if we travel only for you.

You trusted us so we trust you too!

Payment is made once the declaration has been drawn up and sent to the tax authorities in your canton.

You can pay us by :
– Bank transfer
– Twint
– PayPal
– In cash if we meet

We thank you for your confidence in us!

First of all, you need to fill in the form that will allow you to receive the list of documents necessary for the preparation of the tax return and the price of our service. This email also contains the different ways to send us the documents. You can send them to us by mail, email or via a secure drop box.

Once your file is complete, we proceed to a first data entry. Either everything is complete and clear and we submit a draft to you to make sure that you have not forgotten anything. Either there is missing information and we contact you to get it.

Once you have validated the draft, we will send all the information and the declaration to the tax authorities with the necessary supporting documents. For the cantons where a signature is required, we will send you the signature sheet by email or mail, depending on your preference.

As a fiduciary, we can also accompany you in the accounting of companies or for independent. We are also able to establish a financial plan with you to optimize your personal situation.

Thanks to partnerships, we can also assist you in your real estate project or in the management of your insurance portfolio.

If you are interested, do not hesitate to contact us for more information.

If your children have no income and no assets, they are considered your dependents. They still have to file a tax return. In this case, an additional fee of 15 chf per child for the declaration is charged if we also take care of the parents’ declaration.

If your children exceed your township’s rates and are no longer dependent on you, the standard rate applies.

Our rates are per taxpayer. If you are single or a married couple with or without children, the rate is the same. If we only have one declaration to fill out, we only bill once.

On the other hand, for a couple in cohabitation, there will be two declarations to make, so the price is multiplied by 2.

If you have missed the deadline to return your tax return, it’s not a problem. We can ask for an extension of the deadline, thus avoiding the costs of reminders, summonses and even automatic taxation. We take care of everything in agreement with you.

The deadlines vary from one canton to another. The deadline is indicated on the declaration form received from the cantonal administration. Generally, we complete the declaration within 7 days and always respect the deadline for a complete file. If the deadline cannot be met for any reason, we will contact you.
If you are late, do not hesitate to contact us to find a solution.

Yes, we treat all your data confidentially and in compliance with the LPD/RGPD. We do not disclose or sell your data to anyone. Your data is used solely for the preparation of your tax return and the analysis of your situation.

No, our rate is all-inclusive for the fiscal year in question, no extra charge is required. If the tax authorities request additional information, we will also assist you in the process.

Yes, we are a fiduciary active in French-speaking Switzerland since January 2015. Denner Conseils Sàrl is registered in the Geneva Trade Register. We accompany several hundred clients every year.

On average, we prepare the declarations in 3 to 7 days. As the cantonal deadlines approach, we may have an overload of activity. If you have sent us a complete file 7 days before the deadline, we will prepare the declaration in time. With less than 7 days to go, we will contact you to review the situation with you.