Self-employed: figures in order, tax under control

You run your business, we handle the figures: private and professional returns together, simplified accounting and advice to reduce your tax burden.

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Who is it for?

Liberal professions and consultants
Craftspeople and traders (sole proprietorships)
Partners in a simple partnership
Part-time self-employed
People starting out
Freelancers and creators

20 %Share of net income deductible for pillar 3a for a self-employed person without a pension fund.

CHF 36’288Maximum deductible in 2026 for this pillar 3a.

CHF 500’000Turnover below which simplified accounting is allowed for a sole proprietorship.

2026 benchmarks: Direction générale de la fiscalité of the canton of Vaud, Swiss Code of Obligations. Indicative information, to be confirmed for your situation.

What we do for you

Private return and business activity

A single procedure for your private income and the result of your business, with the necessary appendices.

Simplified accounting

Revenue, expenses, assets: we keep or check your books and prepare the annual closing.

Tax optimisation

Pension, depreciation, provisions, vehicle and home-office costs: we look for every justified expense.

Social contributions and advance payments

We check your AHV/AVS statements and your tax instalments to avoid cash-flow surprises.

Organising your supporting documents

Simple filing from day one, so that year-end is no longer a race.

Sole proprietorship or Sàrl?

We compare the tax and administrative consequences before you change legal form.

What to gather

Tick as you go. It is fine if some are missing: send what you have.

Balance sheet and income statement, or statement of revenue and expenses
Accounting documents: customer and supplier invoices
AHV/AVS and social insurance statements
Pillar 3a and pension fund (LPP) certificates
Leasing contracts and vehicle costs
Home-office costs
Private and business bank statements at 31 December
Your last tax return

Frequently asked questions

Is simplified accounting enough?

For a sole proprietorship or partnership with turnover below CHF 500’000, the law allows accounts of revenue, expenses and assets. Above that, full accounting is required.

Can I deduct my home office?

A share of rent and costs may be accepted if a room is used regularly and is necessary for the business. It must be justifiable: we help you document it.

When should I set money aside for tax?

As soon as you are paid: tax on your self-employed income is not withheld at source. We help you estimate a realistic provision.

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