Answers
Tax return Valais: which documents, which portal?
The short answer
The tax return for individuals goes through VSTax; the responsible body is the cantonal tax authority (Service cantonal des contributions). The canton’s official main form is included in the dossier, blank. The canton sets the filing deadline – what counts is the information from the tax authority.
The documents the workflow asks for
The document types of the crosstax workflow “CH Private tax return, individual document collection”.
- Tax return (filed)
- Correspondence
- Childcare costs
- Salary certificate
- Payslip
- Annual financial statements
- Invoice/receipt
- Pension certificate (state)
- Bank statement
- Custody/securities statement
- Insurance value (reporting date)
- Insurance policy/premium invoice
- Contract
- Estate document
- Mortgage interest statement
- Property statement
- Retirement savings certificate (3a/PF)
- Donation receipt
- Alimony/support payment
- Continuing education
- Health insurance premium
How crosstax helps
- The canton’s official main form is included in the dossier, blank.
- Your clients pick their canton and municipality of residence from the official register of municipalities: 122 municipalities in the canton of Valais.
- Your clients can answer in French and German — the official languages of the canton — or in one of 4 other languages.
Frequently asked questions
- Valais: which portal does the tax return go through?
- The tax return for individuals goes through VSTax; the responsible body is the cantonal tax authority (Service cantonal des contributions).
- Valais: is there an official form?
- The canton’s official main form is included in the dossier, blank.
- Valais: who sets the filing deadline?
- The canton sets the filing deadline – what counts is the information from the tax authority.
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