2026 Tax Return in Geneva | Swiss Premium Insurance

What if your 2026 tax return saved you up to CHF 3,500.– a year?

That's the average saving our clients recover thanks to deductions they were missing. An expert in Geneva completes your return, optimises every deduction and handles all the formalities.

  • Every deduction optimised : professional costs, premiums, training, family… nothing is missed
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3'500.–
average saving observed
100 %
free and no obligation
24h
to answer your questions
31 March 2027
filing deadline in Geneva
Why get support

Your tax return in Geneva, with no stress and nothing missed

Every year, filling in your return takes time and it's easy to miss deductions. We handle it from A to Z.

A deadline to meet

Return to be filed by 31 March 2027. An extension is possible on request, for a fee.

Zero paperwork

We gather your supporting documents, complete and submit your return.

Every deduction counted

Professional costs, premiums, training, family… we claim what you're entitled to.

A dedicated advisor

A single point of contact in Geneva, FINMA-authorised, who follows your file.

What you can deduct

The deductions most taxpayers forget

Many costs reduce your tax, provided you know them and can prove them.

3rd pillar

The most effective deduction to prepare for retirement. Estimate your saving with our simulator.

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Professional expenses

Actual costs, meals, clothing, tools, home office… beyond the standard allowance.

Health insurance premiums

Your LAMal and supplementary premiums qualify for a deduction.

Travel expenses

Home-to-work commuting and professional transport costs.

Training costs

Continuing education and development linked to your work.

Family expenses

Childcare costs, maintenance, dependent minor or adult children.

Health costs & donations

Unreimbursed medical costs and donations to recognised organisations.

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The right approach for your profile

Which tax return for your situation?

Resident, taxed at source or cross-border: each profile follows a different procedure. We cover all four.

Resident (C permit / nationality)

Annual ordinary return to file by 31 March 2027, even if you're not taxable.

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Taxed at source (B / L permit)

A correction (DRIS) or subsequent ordinary assessment (TOU) can help you recover money.

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Cross-border / quasi-resident

Optimising your taxation and correction procedures for the canton of Geneva.

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Self-employed

Simplified accounting, deductible expenses and contributions: we structure your return.

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How it works

From first contact to filing, in 4 steps

A clear process, free and with no obligation.

1

You contact us

Leave your details. An advisor calls you back within 24h.

2

We review your file

We identify all your deductions and gather the supporting documents.

3

We complete your return

Your return is completed and optimised by an expert.

4

You approve, we file

Submitted to the authorities on time. You have nothing to handle.

Frequently asked questions

FAQ: 2026 tax return in Geneva

Who must file a tax return in Geneva in 2026?

Every adult residing in Switzerland with nationality or a C permit must declare their income and wealth each year, even if not taxable. People taxed at source (B or L permit) may also be concerned by a correction or a subsequent ordinary assessment.

What is the deadline to file the 2026 tax return?

The ordinary deadline is 31 March 2027. An extension is generally possible on request, for a fee. It's best to plan ahead to gather your documents stress-free.

Which costs can I deduct from my taxes?

Many costs reduce your taxable income: professional expenses, health insurance premiums, training costs, travel costs, childcare, maintenance, unreimbursed medical costs and donations. Each deduction is capped and sometimes requires supporting documents.

I'm taxed at source (B or L permit): can I recover money?

Yes, often. A scale correction (DRIS form) or a subsequent ordinary assessment (TOU form) lets you claim your deductions and correct your situation. The request must be filed by 31 March 2027, a strict deadline. We check your eligibility for free.

How much does your support cost?

The review of your situation is free and with no obligation. An advisor calls you back within 24 hours to understand your file before any decision, with no hidden fees.

Do you support cross-border workers?

Yes. We support cross-border workers and quasi-residents in the canton of Geneva to optimise their taxation and handle their withholding-tax correction procedures.

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