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© 2026 OpenAccountants. The free accounting and tax plugin for your AI.

OpenAccountants is a trading name of Glimpse Ltd, a company registered in Malta. We do accounting and tax work for business owners under a separate written engagement. We are not a US CPA firm and do not perform audits; US returns are signed by a US CPA or enrolled agent named in your engagement. Our free skills and automated outputs are general reference material; using them does not create an engagement or submit a filing.

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CH Payroll

SwitzerlandPayrollTax year 2026

Swiss payroll for tax year 2026: what an employer deducts from wages and pays on top. Covers AHV/IV/EO (10.6%, split 5.3% each), unemployment insurance ALV (2.2%, split 1.1% each, on pay up to CHF 148,200; nothing above since 2023), accident insurance UVG (employer pays occupational, employee pays non-occupational, rates set by the insurer), occupational pension BVG (entry threshold CHF 22,680, coordination deduction CHF 26,460, coordinated pay CHF 3,780 to CHF 64,260, savings credits 7/10/15/18%), cantonal family allowance funds, the salary certificate (Lohnausweis), the annual AHV wage declaration due 30 January, and tax at source (Quellensteuer) for foreign employees without a C permit: tariff codes, the employer's commission and remittance.

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CH Ahv Iv

SwitzerlandPayrollTax year 2026

Swiss AHV/IV/EO social contributions of the self-employed and of non-employed persons for 2026. Covers who counts as self-employed, the full rate of 10.0% (AHV 8.1%, IV 1.4%, EO 0.5%) from CHF 60,500, the full sliding scale from CHF 10,100 (5.371%) and the minimum contribution of CHF 530, how the contribution income is found (tax assessment, add-back of own contributions, interest on own capital, rounding), provisional (Akonto) and final contributions, the allowance past reference age, 5% late interest, non-employed contributions by wealth (CHF 530 to 26,500), voluntary BVG and the pillar 3a limits for 2026 (CHF 7,258 / 20% up to CHF 36,288).

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