Withholding Tax (Verrechnungssteuer) Refund
Calculate the 35 % Swiss withholding tax on dividends and interest and what you get back.
- Withholding tax deducted
- CHF 700
- Income tax due when declared
- CHF 600
- Withholding tax credited/refunded
- CHF 700
- Net income after tax
- CHF 1'400
How it works
Swiss withholding tax (35 %) is deducted from interest and dividends paid by Swiss sources. If your tax rate is lower, you can reclaim part of it. The calculator shows the amount withheld and the refund you can expect from your tax return.
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