retirement taxes managed correctly

Tax return for retirees handled safely and correctly

Retirement doesn’t end your tax duties. We make sure pensions, lump sum payments, savings and assets are reported correctly with expert and discreet guidance.

Basic
Processing until 31.12.2025
from
CHF 99
(VAT excluded)
Document review
Preparation of the tax return
Maximizing tax deductions
Request for deadline extension **
Recommended
Bestseller
Processing within 5 weeks *
from
CHF 299
(VAT excluded)
in addition to the
Basic package
Express processing (5 weeks)
Review of the tax assessment
Representation before tax authorities
Review of the tax invoice
Prime
Processing within 10 working days *
from
CHF 499
(VAT excluded)
in addition to the
Bestseller package
Super express processing (10 working days)
Tax optimization check
Personal consultation

Important information

* Processing takes place in the order in which orders are received. Work begins only once all required information and documents have been submitted in full. The necessary deadline extension will be arranged by us.

‍** For all orders, a deadline extension will be requested up to the latest possible date, provided this is still available.

Was beim Wechsel in den Ruhestand steuerlich wichtig wird

Retirement changes your daily life and your tax situation. You must correctly declare AHV pensions, pension fund benefits, third pillar (pillar 3a) contributions, lump sum payments, and rental income. Many retirees are uncertain about how different types of income should be taxed, especially when they come from multiple sources.

Questions commonly arise regarding the payout of retirement savings, the use of assets, property ownership, and foreign income, such as pensions from the country of origin. Changes in civil status (e.g., through death or marriage) or relocation to another canton also directly impact the tax return.

We support retirees in filing their tax returns correctly and completely, taking into account all relevant income, deductions, and assets.

Frequently asked questions

Find simple and direct answers to the most common questions about retirement tax returns.

Do I still have to file a tax return as a retiree?

Yes, tax liability continues after retirement, especially for income from AHV, pension funds, Pillar 3a, real estate, and assets. You must file a tax return annually.

How are AHV retirement benefits taxed?

The AHV pension is considered income and must be fully declared on the tax return. It is subject to income tax and is added to other earnings.

How are lump sum payments from pension funds or Pillar 3a taxed?

One-time lump sum payments, such as those received at retirement, are taxed separately at a reduced rate, a process known as preferential taxation. The exact amount depends on the payout and the canton.

How are foreign pensions and income taxed in Switzerland?

If you receive income from abroad, such as from Germany or Italy, you must report it on your Swiss tax return. Double taxation agreements may reduce or offset the tax liability. We ensure that everything is allocated correctly.

What documents do I need for my tax return as a retiree?

The most important documents are AHV pension notices, pension fund statements, bank account records, certificates for lump sum withdrawals, proof of assets, and foreign pension documents, if applicable. If you are missing any documents, they can be provided later.

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Do you have any questions?

Not sure how to report your retirement income or which deductions apply to you? Our specialists will guide you and make it simple.