Tax deadlines 2024 – Act now and file on time!

Tax deadlines 2024 – Act now and file on time!

The deadlines for submitting your tax return 2024 are fast approaching. Act now and submit your tax return on time.

If you submit your tax return on time, you avoid reminder fees, interest on arrears and unnecessary stress.

Overview of tax deadlines for natural persons

Canton of Zurich: until 31 March 2025

Canton of Lucerne: until 31 March 2025

Canton of Zug: until 30 April 2025

Why submit in time?

Every year, taxpayers face the challenge of compiling all the relevant documents and completing the tax return correctly. Early submission has several advantages:

No reminder fees or interest on arrears: If you miss the deadline, you risk costly additional claims for tax receivables that have been outstanding for a long time.
Better planning of the tax burden: Early submission leaves enough time for any optimisations.
No last-minute stress: If you act early, you save yourself unnecessary stress in the last few days before the deadline.

Extension of the deadline – a possible option

If you need more time, you can apply for an extension in most cantons.

However, apply for this at an early stage to avoid automatic rejection.

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Taxes are complex, but no problem with the right support! Our experienced team will be happy to help you.

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