Your Swiss tax return in Fribourg, prepared by professionals — without spending your evenings on it.

The price is fixed and given before we start. Three packages, from the simplest to the most supported:

Standard, from CHF 80 — we request your documents, prepare your return claiming every deduction you are entitled to, and file it.
Premium, from CHF 170 — everything in Standard, plus the deadline extension request, a review meeting and overall tax advice on your situation.
Confort, from CHF 340 — everything in Premium, plus representing you before the Cantonal Tax Administration, checking your tax assessment notice, filing an objection if needed, and unlimited calls and emails all year round.

The exact amount depends on your situation — marital status, children, sources of income, account statements, property — and is calculated in seven questions on this page.

Often, yes. The tax deducted from your salary is a flat scale: it takes no account of your pillar 3a, of a second-pillar buy-in, or of childcare, commuting or meal costs. A subsequent ordinary assessment (TOU) lets you claim these deductions.

We first work out what it would bring you. If it isn't in your favour, we tell you before taking any step — and note that the choice is in principle binding for the following years.

The ordinary deadline is 31 March of the year following the tax year. In Fribourg, extensions are granted in three-month instalments, for CHF 20 per request, by the Cantonal Tax Administration. We take care of this for you from the Premium package upwards.

In the other French-speaking cantons, we work to the applicable deadline. The earlier you send us your documents, the more room you have.

The abolition takes effect on 1 January 2029. From then on, you will no longer be taxed on a notional rent for the home you live in — but in return, maintenance costs will no longer be deductible and the deduction of mortgage interest will be severely limited. An exception is planned for first-time buyers, and cantons will be able to tax second homes.

Up to and including the 2028 tax year, nothing changes. That is exactly the period in which it is worth thinking about the timing of your renovation work and your mortgage repayments: we will go through it with you.

After your request, we send you the exact list for your situation, and a secure upload link. In practice: salary certificates, pillar 3a and pension fund statements, bank statements as at 31 December, health insurance premiums, medical costs, and for homeowners the mortgage statements and renovation invoices.

No. We are based in Villars-sur-Glâne and we handle tax returns from all of French-speaking Switzerland. Everything is done remotely: you don't need to travel. If you would rather meet us, that is possible by appointment.