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| It all depends on your L permit. If it is an EU L AND states on the back that it is valid for the whole of Switzerland then yes you can. The tax is defined as payable in the place that is the centre of your life ie your main residence. Note that this need not be the place where you reside most of the time. | |
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mine is not EU and it is only valid for Zug - it's stuck with the employer and that's where I work and supposedly have "the centre of my life"
so I am assuming there should be no problem as long as apartment's owner is ok with me having this "extra-temporary" permit and will actially lease it to me?
a room in a shared aparment is not for me - as Richard said, I might end up spending most of my time in Zurich
