I moved from Switzerland to the US, and in the process had my pillar 2 savings transferred to a "Freizügigkeitskonto". Does anybody have experience with US taxation on this? The transfer into the "Freizügigkeitskonto" happened during a US tax year for which I meet the substantial presence test.
US taxes on Swiss Pillar 2
matthiaszwicker
08 February 2018 05:39:36
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halvar100
06 March 2018 00:01:50
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I am in the same situation. But I do not believe that any tax needs to be paid. At least my tax accountant did not mention anything about this.
I did not get the money. The money was just transferred from the company account to the "Freizügigkeitskonto".
Hopefully this is true.
Linda2467
25 May 2018 02:40:16
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Hi - I am trying to find an answer to this same question. What answer did you receive?
Linda2467
25 May 2018 02:42:12
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When you transferred to the account in Switzerland, it was free of taxes. When you transferred the money to the US, did you have to pay taxes?
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