Breakdown of your turnover
- Taxes
- Social Deductions Company
- Social Deductions Employee
- Management Fees
- Familly allowances
- Expenses
- Net Salary
- Others (LPP)
The principle
Taxation, pillar 2 and family allowances
These elements will depend on your salary, your personal circumstances (married, single, spouse working in Switzerland, children etc.) and on your place of residence. You will receive a comprehensive and free of charge simulation based on your personal situation.
Cash Box
Having assessed the client account, we may implement financing solutions. The Cash Box works like a cash advance to eliminate the need to wait for the end client’s payment. You will therefore be paid within days following the receipt of your activity report signed by the client. This is a service which safeguards your cash flow and allows you to focus on completing your contracts.
Management fees
Contact us for a personalised quote.
Although Switzerland is one of the most enjoyable places to live, the complexity of its rules and regulations confuses a large proportion of even the most experienced contractors.
Helvetic Payroll's role
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To analyse personal circumstances in order to create an optimal financial and legal simulation
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To manage all financial, legal and administrative aspects in full compliance with Swiss law (reporting procedure, work permits, licences etc.)
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To effectively manage the client's administrative interface (contract, time sheet, invoice and recovery)
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To offer a cash advance thanks to the Cash Box
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To provide you 24/7 access to your documents with the Secure Portal Access
Security and confidentiality
All data, salary calculation processes, invoices and payment details are secure, optimised and completely confidential. Correspondence with insurance companies and authorities is also secure and automated.
The advantages of the employee, without the disadvantages of the independent.
The umbrella structure is the balance between the status of employee and that of independent.
Are you eligible to a payroll service in Switzerland ?
