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Choosing a service directly does not skip the free eligibility and deadline checks. The analysis is never imposed if your order fits your file.

DRIS, TOU, tax return: in short

What is a DRIS?

The withholding tax correction request fixes the salary taken into account, the scale, the rate or certain family charges (for example a child to be counted). In Geneva it does not allow actual expenses, pillar 3a, pension fund buy-ins or childcare costs to be deducted.

What is a TOU?

The subsequent ordinary assessment replaces the withholding tax with a full tax return, with every allowed deduction. It is mandatory in some cases (in Geneva, for example, gross income at source of at least CHF 120,000 or other income of at least CHF 3,000) and possible on request in others.

Can I file a DRIS and a TOU for the same year?

No. The two procedures are alternatives. Once filed, the request can no longer be withdrawn, even if the result turns unfavourable: this is why we explain the risk of additional tax before you authorise the filing.

The personalised conclusion of the analysis is paid. It is about orientation: the financial interest of a procedure is not quantified (no validated simulation) and can be reviewed with a tax specialist.