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Relocate to Switzerland, how to?
- Thread starter EliasIT
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Well, its (was?) a popular spot similar to Dubai these days and many ambitious do/did live there for work or business and even more have just bank accounts there… some of us here on the forum might have been even around during the golden old days of banking which are all gone today.How many of you guys are from Switzerland? sounds like you are a few around here
That seems to be above average salary there.
If you compare Switzerland with Germany, India, UK, Romania, Bulgaria or the Bahamas - I agree 100% it is fucking expensive and not worth to even consider a relocation.
BUT
If you live in a country with the worlds highest tax rate and living costs, believe me, Switzerland is a paradise, the living costs there are lower not to speak about the taxes which are halving if you just choose Lugano. If you choose Zug you cut your taxes with almost 38% !! So for all these people that say stay away from Switzerland because it is ultra expensive, YES STAY AWAY if you are a citizen of some of the above already mentioned counties.
For all those who only read half of my posts, I can agree with @CoinMaster read again.
Most of homes in Switzerland have some form of communal heating system, either multi-tiered homes, or apartments or buildings.
Ours has hot water and heating provided for the entire area for example.
Electricity is usually cheap as its produced in-land using the the natural environment.
For Switzerland don't forget to consider:
* wealth tax on all worldwide assets
* if you buy a place instead of renting, tax on the inputed deemed rental income of what your home would rent out for... added to your tax base
* very good but very expensive health care insurance and costs
* wealth tax on all worldwide assets
* if you buy a place instead of renting, tax on the inputed deemed rental income of what your home would rent out for... added to your tax base
* very good but very expensive health care insurance and costs
This is a very good paper from Credit Suisse that highlights the most affordable places to relocate in CH
https://www.credit-suisse.com/media...inanzielle-wohnattraktivitaet-mai-2021-en.pdf
https://www.credit-suisse.com/media...inanzielle-wohnattraktivitaet-mai-2021-en.pdf
As a foreigner you will not have a great time moving to the cheapest place which is in some no mans land and highly isolated and insular.
The definition of "great time" could vary greatly depending on age, households, income level, language spoken and so on.
Not all likes to be surrounded by noisy people.
Do you speak the local dialect of the village you move to and know the people there from kindergarden? Then good choice
I don't understand what's the point are you trying to convey.
The point is that the paper shows that there are some places more affordable than other in Switzerland based on the language you speak, your household, your income level and personal preferences so anybody who wants to relocate can make an informded decision.
The point is that the paper shows that there are some places more affordable than other in Switzerland based on the language you speak, your household, your income level and personal preferences so anybody who wants to relocate can make an informded decision.
What is the average tax for a professional trader based in Zug? And what setups do people mostly use? Do they trade through a company?
That's what I have looked for. Was wanting to pay a firm to make such point list for me, now I got it for free
The interactive version is even better
https://www.credit-suisse.com/media...-und-karten/vivakids/spiele/rdi/index_de.html
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