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I worked only for 2 years in CH. When I took the money out of the fund, I
got a décompte and the amount my company and I paid was about 3500 CHF.
Taking out every fee, taxes, Quellensteuer and other special fees when you
ask for a Barauszahlung, they sent me about 1800 CHF.
If you plan to go back to CH and work for a company there, they will reopen
a 2eme pilier account for you (if you closed it before). You don't have to
buy yourself back, but then, the amount you'll get when you're retired will
be lower. If you want a more substantial amount, you can buy yourself back
and pay the years you missed. That's what I remember from what they told me.
But as I don't plan to go back, I did not keep this information.
Pierre
What's the 40% all about ? Taxes ? Can you recap them later ? Also, I don't
understand why you have to buy yourself back in. Is this mandatory ? Do you
have any sources that can confirm this ?
Thanks,
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Received on Wed May 31 2000 - 11:04:21 PDT