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- Request to pay taxes in instalments, in Italian (Switzerland)For taxpayers in Switzerland who cannot pay a tax invoice on time, in Italian for a tax office that works in Italian: asks the office that issued the invoice for instalments, explains the considerable hardship and proposes a down payment, monthly instalments and a start date; the office may waive interest for that time (Art. 166 DFTA and the cantonal tax act, in Ticino Art. 245 LT). Some tax offices take these requests online. Send it before the payment period ends, with proof of income, outgoings and assets.
- Objection to a tax assessment, in Italian (Switzerland)For taxpayers in Switzerland who disagree with their assessment, in Italian for a tax authority that works in Italian: an objection (reclamo) to the assessment of cantonal and communal taxes, of the federal direct tax or of both, with the request, reasons and evidence, also against an assessment made by the authority itself (Art. 132 DFTA, Art. 48 of the Tax Harmonisation Act). The period is 30 days from notification and cannot be extended; the authority is the one named in the notice of appeal. The procedure is usually free. Send it by registered post, handed to the post office by the 30th day.
- Request to pay taxes in instalments, in French (Switzerland)For taxpayers in Switzerland who cannot pay a tax invoice on time, in French for a tax office that works in French: asks the office that issued the invoice for payment in instalments, explains the hardship that paying at once would cause and proposes a down payment, monthly instalments and their start; the authority may waive interest for that time (Art. 166 DFTA and the cantonal tax act). Some tax administrations offer an online form. Send it before the due date, with proof of income, outgoings and assets.
- Objection to a tax assessment, in French (Switzerland)For taxpayers in Switzerland who disagree with their assessment, in French for a tax authority that works in French: an objection (réclamation) to the assessment of cantonal and communal taxes, of the federal direct tax or of both, with the request, reasons and evidence, also against an assessment made by discretion (taxation d’office; Art. 132 DFTA, Art. 48 of the Tax Harmonisation Act). The period is 30 days from notification and cannot be extended; the authority is the one named in the notice of appeal. The procedure is usually free. Send it by registered post by the 30th day.
- Request to pay taxes in instalments, in German (Switzerland)For taxpayers in Switzerland who cannot pay a tax invoice on time, in German for a tax office that works in German: asks the office that issued the invoice for instalments, explains the considerable hardship and proposes a down payment, monthly instalments and a start date; the office may waive interest for that time (Art. 166 DFTA and the cantonal tax act, in Zurich § 177 StG). Some tax offices offer an online form for this. Send it before the payment period ends, with proof of income, outgoings and assets.
- Objection to a tax assessment, in German (Switzerland)For taxpayers in Switzerland who disagree with their assessment, in German for a tax authority that works in German: an objection (Einsprache) to the assessment of cantonal and communal taxes, of the federal direct tax or of both, with the request, reasons and evidence, also against an assessment made by discretion (Art. 132 DFTA, Art. 48 of the Tax Harmonisation Act). The period is 30 days from notification and cannot be extended; the authority is the one named in the notice of appeal. The procedure is usually free. Send it by registered post, handed to the post office by the 30th day.
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