Are you leaving Switzerland? I have all answers to your questions and show you how to save 50% in taxes.
I would be happy to advise you competently and with commitment on these topics.
I would be happy to advise you competently and with commitment on these topics.
Financial expert for pensions and when leaving Switzerland
I am one of the leading experts in Switzerland with a focus on occupational benefits and emigration. I have already assisted over 250 clients and have the correct answer to every question – guaranteed! I take my clients by the hand and guide them through “the administrative jungle” when they leave Switzerland. With my help, my clients save around 50% in taxes.
More important: I show you how you can avoid taxes in your new country, some would charge you with 40 – 60% income taxes: Most of my clients prefer to avoid these taxes… 🙄
If you want to leave Switzerland permanently and are/were affiliated to a pension fund, you can – under certain conditions – withdraw your pension fund assets. Withholding taxes are incurred when you withdraw your assets. These are not based on your place of residence or work, but on the domicile of the pension fund or vested benefits foundation.
Use the possibilities for substancial tax savings:
This involves the tax structuring of the previous employer’s assets in the event of a change of job or loss of job. By splitting the pension assets, substancial tax savings can be made on subsequent withdrawals.
On the other hand, you should avoid expropriation: Every year, around CHF 7 billion is expropriated from the working population and redistributed to pensioners who receive far too high pensions. The population is getting older and older and our pension funds have to pay out many more pensions. Due to the low interest rates, the PK’s cannot generate sufficient returns. That is why I recommend taking personal responsibility and invest your assets. Allow me to show you the process.
With my other company www.prospera-invest.ch, where I am the chairman of the board, I am a registered independent asset manager and subject to FINMA, the Swiss Financial Supervisory Authority.
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