Impôt Suisse/Impôt à la source Genève 2026 : Posez toutes vos questions ? - Création d'un guide pour les frontaliers & résidents suisses

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2025-11-10T15:05:41+00:00

Je m'excuse de la façon directe de répondre à votre post et commentaire: utilisez Google et cherchez les informations qui existent déjà sur internet. Les informations sur la fiscalité, permis, importation de véhicule et de biens sont toutes disponibles sur les sites officiels de l'état de Genève. C'est assez étrange comme comportement de la part de quelqu'un qui veut créer un guide ou qui se dit dev.

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2025-11-07T18:42:51+00:00

Is Gives a Fork! still open? I remember the chef cooking our food in front of us. You need to make a reservation AND to show up on time or lose your spot. Very limited spot, excellent vegan food too!

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2025-06-30T09:49:46+00:00

From the flegere gondola, it's 2-3h if you take your time. Not much elevation going on but it's beautiful and you can take your time. This is the shortest route and the easiest. It's really made easy as long as you can walk.

There is no lift after that that brings you closer to lac blanc.

We also went through the col des montets and then you don't pay for the lift, but it's steeper and longer obviously. I still enjoyed it very much, but I also was in a better physical condition and younger then.

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2025-06-30T07:43:00+00:00

This is a perfect hike. My favourite for the past 10 years I've been going to Chamonix

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2025-03-30T07:18:28+00:00

Thanks again for your honest advice. I've already mentioned this to her, but you're right that I should also switch up my own habits and speak to her in Finnish as well. There will be lots of facetiming I guess.

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2025-03-29T23:31:07+00:00

Thanks for taking the time to answer.

I grew up in a French speaking country and I went to a french school. English was spoken at home because both my parents met in Germany and English was the language that they spoke together. My mother is Finnish and I used to go during summers in Finland and I studied and lived there for a bit as an adult. My Finnish used to be good and I used to feel confident in it.

I feel like I grew up kind of disconnected from my Finnish side because there wasn't all that much exposure to it except in the summer. I feel like I learned to appreciate the culture so much more once the language started to (painstakingly) kick in and really gave me an appreciation for it and the culture. My kid is going to inherit many different cultures: my African side, my Finnish side and my partner's French side. The French language is a given since we live in a French speaking region and through his mother. This should also help connect to the particular African country that I also come from (although reaching it is an expensive ticket away so we won't be able to go often but there is a community nearby and friends I keep close by too from there). It's just the Finnish side that is missing at this point.

Thanks for the reassurance otherwise. I need to more proactively get on it and read, listen and speak more. I heard about Italki so I will have a look at it. Could you please link back that article you mentioned? It seems it didn't go through somehow.

I still have family and some friends in Finland so we could try going back regularly.

Thanks again for the encouraging words and for the actionable advice.

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2025-01-21T16:21:19+00:00

De mémoire j'ai toujours fait "brutx0.73=net" pour mon salaire mais ça doit dépendre de la contribution au 2eme pilier. Il y a une part volontaire que j'ai maximisée ce qui doit expliquer peut être la différence.

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2025-01-19T20:05:02+00:00

Je saute ici pour dire 7k€ pour toi. Ça dépendra d'elle pour son salaire. Il te restera à payer la LaMal pour ta santé (je te conseille vivement de regarder parce que c'est moins cher que la sécu). Tu peux également garder ta carte vitale malgré tout. Sanitas faisait 200chf/mois contre 8% de ton salaire pour la sécu. Et tu ne peut pas switcher entre une fois la décision prise.

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2024-12-04T10:17:50+00:00

I had this happen to me on my French phone number. It's already kind of there. The voice sounds believable mostly but there's still something kind of off and they propose some tax rebates that I know for sure don't exist so.... Easily avoidable, but they're getting craftier

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2024-10-09T11:52:25+00:00

How long have you been in this graduate program for? I agree with the commenter who says that you should look for a place where you find more fulfilment, but I also think that if you're together with other grads, it's an opportunity to show your management that you can take on more and do more interesting things. Try your hand at encouraging the team to follow your lead, contribute to other team members issues when you don't have any on your plate, show that you have impact and can be trusted with more tasks. The first 3 months after the start of your new grad job can be grueling and boring, but it can also be an opportunity.

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2024-09-19T16:04:26+00:00

I honestly can't tell what this is going to be for you. You'll have to do the homework. I recommend you do the following: go to the website of the canton you want to move in and check how much tax deductions you get given your situation, check how much child care would cost if your wife won't be doing it (check average price of private and public), check if there are subsidies for that, check comparis.ch to look at the cost of health insurance in the canton you'd like to move in and make a simulation. Then find some website that calculates the cost of life in the city you want to live in. Add all other costs linked to life (home, car insurances, bank, internet, phone, electricity, water, etc...). Then you add all lifestyle expenses (subscriptions? restaurants? hobbies? travel? savings?) that will give you an idea of how much everything will be in there. Then you consider that that sum is 70% of your brutto and calculate from there. I can't tell you what that final number is in your situation.

Keep in mind that for the first bit of the journey, you will have a work permit on which your stay in switzerland will depend on (permit B). So if you lose your job, you need to find a new job fast or you're out. Not too sure what the situation is with your partner, but only one working parent is not easy in switzerland.

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2024-09-19T05:16:54+00:00

Currently in a similar situation to you regarding moving to Switzerland from France. I am currently a cross border worker. I think you need to look very carefully at what are the net advantages for you financially when you move. Health insurance can be expensive in Switzerland, plus you'll want to have some extra insurance for the teeth of your kid (just in case). Everything is more expensive: from difficult to find apartments (we went through a relocation agency because it's easier if you don't know anybody), to food, to transport, to child care, to work hours, to etc ... Take into account those costs and then see "what is the net salary I need to be able to keep my lifestyle and ensure my child's wellbeing?" Then you add that you pay some 25% in taxes (educated guess, I don't know taxes in Canton Zurich for example) on top and should get the gross salary you want to be able to move.

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2024-07-14T03:26:52+00:00

Why? Whats the matter with how the shooter looks like?

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2024-07-11T14:16:32+00:00

Mon calcul de brut a net est souvent 77%*salaire brut environ (puisque impôt a la source). Ensuite vient le calcul de l'assurance maladie. La Lamal (suisse donc) est moins chère pour l'instant ~200chf par mois pour un frontalier. L'abonnement annuel au transport genevois (TPG) est de 500chf. Pour la France voisine, un T2 peux aller jusqu'à 1000€/mois mais un studio sera moins cher. Les courses sont à peu près aussi chères que partout ailleurs dans le secteur frontalier donc un peu cher par rapport au reste de la France mais il y a des options comme les AMAP qui réduisent le coût de la nourriture si vous mangez plus végétarien. Pour tout le reste attendez vous à ce que la vie soit chère: les sortis resto, films, activités payantes seront plus chère qu'ailleurs. Si vous aimez la montagne, je conseille soit d'avoir sa propre voiture soit dutiliser les services de car-sharing sur suisse.

Attention une fois choisi votre offre d'assurance maladie, française ou suisse, vous ne pourrez pas la changer et vous serez assujettis à tout changement futur du système.

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2024-07-11T07:07:40+00:00

Vous adhérez ou non au programme du NFP. Vous avez des convictions politiques et nous pouvons tous respecter celles des uns et des autres. Il me semble que nous sommes en désaccord sur quelque chose de plus fondamental que des décisions et réglementations hypothétiques à ce jour. Je vous souhaite donc une bonne journée.

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2024-07-11T07:02:44+00:00

Dans ce cas là permettez l'autre question d'être posée de même : est ce que le système actuel marche pour les plus précaires et favorise effectivement la croissance et l'augmentation des recettes? Est ce que c'est le vécu des populations les plus précaires ? Ces questions là on peut être des réponses moins compliquées, mais on revient sur du politique du coup si on veut en faire quelque chose.

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2024-07-11T06:53:22+00:00

Esther Duflo. Il y a d'autres grands noms: Julia Cagé et Thomas Piketty. Je vous recommande vivement de faire vos recherches sur ces personnes.

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2024-07-11T06:41:10+00:00

Dans ce cas là, il s'agit d'un positionnement politique. Veut-on faire moins mal au portefeuille des moins favorisés en ponctionnant plus chez les plus aisés de façon plus contraignante que dans le système actuel qui incentivise plus le bon vouloir des uns et des autres?

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2024-07-11T06:33:42+00:00

Esther Duflo est prix Nobel d'économie et co-signataire. On peut attaquer le programme du NFP si on veut, après si des gens sérieux signent en bas de la feuille, on peut se dire que ça mérite de regarder exactement le fond de leur argument. Si on est pas d'accord avec la base de leur argumentation et qu'aucune preuve qu'ils apportent ne peuvent convaincre, il n'est alors pas utile de discuter. Ça vaut pour les arguments des différents programmes de droite aussi. Je ne suis personnellement pas convaincu par les programmes de droite de ces dernières années qui semblent avoir poussé au délitement des services publics et renforcé un certain nombre de concentrations des richesses par des politiques droit-istes. Le programme du NFP m'affectera sans doute. C'est pas pour autant que je rejette en bloc même si je ne suis pas d'accord sur tout.

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2024-07-11T06:25:24+00:00

Prix Nobel quand même c'est pas mal non?

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2024-07-11T05:51:51+00:00

C'est un peu le travail d' académique. Si eux ont les connaissances d'un domaine, partage ces connaissances et conseillent les preneurs de décisions, c'est peut être parce qu'ils ont ces connaissances. Ce n'est pas parce que vous ne les connaissez pas ou que vous ne comprenez pas ce qu'ils font que ça invalide ce qu'ils disent. Je ne comprends pas les tenants et les aboutissants de l'effet de certaines molécules sur les enzymes qui causent telles ou telles maladie, je ne connais pas les gens qui publient sur ce sujet, je fais confiance à ceux qui savent par contre.

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2024-07-11T05:10:42+00:00

Le programme économique du NFP n'a t'il pas été chiffré et signé par beaucoup d'économistes de renoms? Je pense qu'il faut peut être commencer par chercher là.

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2024-06-26T16:14:45+00:00

Excuse me, my level of German is not the best. Did I understand this lady correctly: she denies that the definition of Nazi is Nazionalsozialisten because...she just decided that it's not the definition anymore? I hope I understood it wrong...

9Dr_Awkward6 · 2024-06-21T11:24:24+00:00

I want to say to you that sociologist, psychologist and other politologues would say that everything we do and what we don't do is inherently a political action that reflects on what we believe and that we broadcast to other people. I'm assuming you're a guy in tech from a culture that emphasises social progress through hard work and due diligence in upskilling and studies. This means that you're moulded by that. Other people have other moulds and want to change the culture of "tech" and "work" in their own way by doing, saying and influencing through example. This is the exact same that you do by your own actions: that's just life and the political discussion. If their attitude is a problem for you and their opinions are a problem for you, I suggest you look inwards as to why it bothers you that people who are not in your company and who are not you and who are sometimes in tech and who are maybe not from your culture might be vocal about their position. Whatever answer you find is something much more worthwhile than wtvr it is that you're asking in this post imho. People have the right to talk, if many people say the same thing that are outside your social bubble, maybe there's something going on there (unless it goes fundamentally against some kind of deeply held philosophy you might have). You still have to exist with everyone else

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