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44.75%
Maximum marginal rate
Filing deadline
24-48h
Quote response time

How it works

1

Online request

Fill out our form with your basic information. Indicate your residence in the Canton of Geneva. No documents needed at this stage.

2

Personalized analysis

A tax expert analyzes your profile and identifies deductions specific to the Canton of Geneva (maximum rate: 44.75%).

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You receive a detailed quote within 24-48h with the exact rate and estimated savings.

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Submit your documents via our secure platform. We complete your return before 31 mars.

Key deductions — Canton of Geneva

Pillar 3a: up to CHF 7,258 for employees affiliated with a 2nd pillar pension fund (2025), CHF 36,288 for self-employed without a 2nd pillar

Professional expenses: flat rate of 3% of net salary (min. CHF 610, max. CHF 2,400) or actual expenses with supporting documents

Health insurance premiums: maximum deduction of CHF 6,264 for a married couple with children (Geneva scale)

Mortgage interest and property maintenance costs: fully deductible or flat rate of 10% to 20% of the imputed rental value depending on the age of the property

Frequently asked questions

How much does a tax return cost in the Canton of Geneva?
The price depends on the complexity of your tax situation in the Canton of Geneva: number of income sources, property ownership, foreign assets, etc. With a maximum marginal rate of 44.75%, there are many optimization opportunities. Our fees are tax-deductible as private wealth administration costs. Request your free quote for a personalized rate.
What is the deadline for the tax return in Geneva?
In the Canton of Geneva, the tax return filing deadline is 31 mars. An extension can be requested from the cantonal tax administration. We support you through all procedures and meet deadlines to avoid any penalties.
How does the quasi-resident status work in Geneva?
The quasi-resident status is reserved for taxpayers subject to withholding tax in Geneva whose household earns at least 90% of its worldwide income in Switzerland. This status, obtained through a Subsequent Ordinary Taxation request (TOU), allows the deduction of actual expenses (pillar 3a, LPP buy-backs, childcare costs, alimony, etc.) instead of the flat-rate withholding tax scale. The request must be filed before of the following year. Note: since 2021, the TOU is irrevocable and applies until departure from the canton or obtaining a C permit.
What is the maximum tax rate in Geneva?
The maximum marginal tax rate in Geneva can reach approximately 44.75% when combining direct federal tax (max. 11.5%), cantonal tax, and municipal tax. This rate applies to the highest incomes and varies slightly depending on the municipality of residence. The City of Geneva applies a municipal surcharge of 45.5% of the base cantonal tax. The municipalities with the lowest tax rates in Geneva are Cologny, Collonge-Bellerive, and Vandoeuvres.

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Updated February 2026