Your cryptocurrencies and Swiss tax, made clear at last.

Switzerland does not tax your capital gains. But it taxes your wealth every year, and your yields from the day you receive them. Most holders declare incorrectly, or not at all.

The free guide comes out in January 2027, with the official prices as at 31 December.

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33pages
8chapters
50glossary terms
Free2027 edition

Level 1 · Understand

What the guide will cover

Written from the official texts (the working paper of the Federal Tax Administration, circular no. 36, the Federal Act on Direct Federal Taxation) and reviewed by a tax specialist before publication.

1How Switzerland classifies cryptocurrencies, and why it changes everything
5Staking, lending, airdrops, mining: what counts as income
2The two taxes that actually concern you
6Where to declare, and what differs from canton to canton
3Private investor or professional trader: the five criteria
7The seven most common mistakes
4Where to find the right value as at 31 December
8A six-question self-assessment, and a glossary

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