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| Yes. If you're a resident of Switzerland you pay you taxes here. Doesn't matter what the length of the contract is, it's your residency that decides where you pay your taxes. | |
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Are we sure about this? I guess the OP has to clarify whether (s)he means he has an agreement to work remotely from CH, or an actual work contract in CH.
It's that "
local job opportunities" that makes me wonder about his situation.
I am asking this question since I am asking the same question for my wife in another thread (though in our case is more of a family reunion) and from what I understand she will continue paying taxes in EU (Italy in our case) while benefitting of the no-double-imposition here in CH. Technically she (and I) will be paying taxes in CH, but somehow waived by the italian taxes paid?