Do you qualify for Subsequent Ordinary Taxation (TOU) as a cross-border worker taxed at source in Geneva? Our free quasi-resident assessment gives you a clear answer in minutes, along with a realistic view of what a claim could return.

What your free assessment includes

  • A personal eligibility check. We review your situation against the conditions for quasi-resident status, including the rule that at least 90 per cent of your household income must be taxable in Switzerland.
  • An estimate of your potential recovery. You receive a realistic indication of what you could recover on the tax already withheld at source, based on the deductions available in your specific situation.
  • An English-speaking advisor. Your assessment is reviewed by a Geneva-based financial advisor who explains the outcome in plain English and answers your questions directly.

How it works

  1. Share your situation. A few figures are enough — gross salary, family status, main deductions. No documents are required at this stage.
  2. We analyse your eligibility. Our advisors verify whether quasi-resident status actually works in your favour, because being eligible does not always mean a claim is worthwhile.
  3. You receive a clear answer. Eligible or not, you know exactly where you stand. If a claim makes sense, the precise approach for your case is presented during a personal appointment.

Geneva-based, regulated, no obligation

Behind impot-quasi-resident.ch is a team of Geneva-based financial advisors of the Smart Léman group, registered with FINMA under number F01533002. We work with cross-border professionals every day and know the practice of the Geneva tax administration in detail.

Your assessment carries no obligation of any kind. You decide, with full knowledge of the figures, whether you wish to go further. Keep in mind that deadlines are strict: a request for Subsequent Ordinary Taxation must reach the Geneva tax administration by 31 March of the year following the tax year concerned, so an early check protects your options.

Take the first step today

Complete the questionnaire or write to us in English, and discover whether quasi-resident status could change your next tax outcome. The answer takes minutes; the difference can last for years.