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39%
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 Jura. No documents needed at this stage.

2

Personalized analysis

A tax expert analyzes your profile and identifies deductions specific to the Canton of Jura (maximum rate: 39%).

3

Transparent quote

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

4

Validation and start

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

Key deductions — Canton of Jura

Pillar 3a: up to CHF 7,258 for employees affiliated with a 2nd pillar pension fund (2025)

Professional development costs: deductible if directly related to the profession, up to CHF 12,900 at the federal level

Health and accident insurance premiums: deduction according to the Jura cantonal scale, based on family situation

Childcare costs: deductible for children under 14 cared for by third parties during the parents' professional activity

Frequently asked questions

How much does a tax return cost in the Canton of Jura?
The price depends on the complexity of your tax situation in the Canton of Jura: number of income sources, property ownership, foreign assets, etc. With a maximum marginal rate of 39%, 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 Jura?
In the Canton of Jura, 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.
Is the Canton of Jura fiscally attractive for families?
The Canton of Jura offers attractive conditions for families, combining moderate taxation with a low cost of living. Deductions for dependent children, Jura family allowances, and deductible childcare costs all help reduce the tax burden on households. Moreover, property prices significantly lower than those in the Lake Geneva region provide a higher purchasing power, even if salaries may be slightly lower.
How are cross-border workers living in Jura and working in France taxed?
Jura residents working in France are taxed in Switzerland on their professional income from French sources, under the Franco-Swiss double taxation convention. France may nonetheless withhold a limited tax at source in certain cases. The taxpayer must declare all worldwide income in their Jura tax return. Tax paid in France is taken into account through a relief or lump-sum credit to avoid double taxation.

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Updated February 2026