VAT compliance
Registration guidance, invoice review, rate checks, and filing support tailored to Swiss freelance activity and reporting obligations.
Built for Swiss freelancers and independent consultants
Get clear VAT compliance guidance, quarterly tax filing support, and personal financial planning through one simple online portal with dedicated local support.
Coverage
VAT, tax filing, planning
Support
Online portal plus local contact
Built for Swiss freelancers
VAT compliance, quarterly filing, and planning support shaped around self-employed work in Switzerland.
Transparent fees
Clear scope, predictable pricing, and no hidden extras before you book a consultation.
Named local support
Speak directly with Michael Roth and reach our Zürich team at +41 415 997 8293.
What we handle
Our service is built for independent consultants, contractors, and solo professionals who want a clear process instead of scattered deadlines. You stay informed, we keep the work moving.
Registration guidance, invoice review, rate checks, and filing support tailored to Swiss freelance activity and reporting obligations.
A repeatable schedule for collecting records, checking deductions, preparing submissions, and reducing last-minute pressure each quarter.
Upload documents, review pending items, and follow each step in one place so nothing important gets buried in email threads.
Work with a team that understands Swiss filing routines and gives direct guidance when income, expenses, or business structure changes.
How it works
You share your business details once, upload documents through the portal, and receive practical guidance from a local specialist who understands freelance income patterns, VAT questions, and quarterly deadlines.
We review your activity, canton, invoicing model, and current tax status. Then we set up your portal checklist so the right records are collected from the start.
Upload invoices, expenses, and bank support as they come in. We monitor submissions, flag missing items early, and prepare each review cycle with clear next actions.
Before filing periods, you receive a concise summary, compliance checks, and planning notes so you know what is due, what can be optimized, and what to expect next.
Pricing summary
Choose support that fits your workload. Every plan includes portal access, document review, and direct guidance from a local specialist.
Good to know
VAT registration support, catch-up filing, and year-end planning are available as add-ons when your activity grows or your reporting becomes more complex.
Essential
For freelancers with straightforward quarterly obligations.
Professional
Most chosenFor independent consultants who want filing support plus planning insight.
Need a tailored quote for higher invoice volume, multi-canton activity, or backlog cleanup? We can scope a custom monthly fee after a short review call.
Request a consultationFrequently asked questions
Our support is built for freelancers and consultants who want practical tax help, predictable communication, and a simpler way to stay on top of filings.
Still need a direct answer?
If your question is specific to your canton, VAT status, or income pattern, you can request a consultation through our contact section.
Contact our teamConsultation contact
Tell us how you work, where you invoice, and what support you need. We reply with the next practical step for VAT, quarterly filings, or planning for self-employed income.
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Short, useful guidance on VAT timing, quarterly filing routines, and cash planning for independent consultants who want fewer surprises and cleaner records.
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Understand turnover thresholds, registration timing, invoice basics, and the records worth keeping from day one.
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A step-by-step checklist to collect figures, review deductible expenses, and file each quarter with more confidence.
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Learn how to smooth cash reserves, set aside taxes, and plan ahead when monthly income changes from project to project.
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