You’re worrying too much, they won’t care 
(e.g. I never hold my company stock for 6 months, and I rebalance once in a while that can mean selling stock I bought earlier in the year).
Should be similar, check if the data is in ICTax since it likely makes things easier if it is.
They don’t control or is it authorised to buy and resell shares without having them for 6 months? There must be a limit, wich one?
Everything is authorized, you’re just outside of the safe harbour conditions, it doesn’t mean you suddenly become a “professional trader” for tax purpose, it just means it becomes possible (note that it’s not just at the whim of the tax office, you also have to actually look like you’re doing professional trading, your tiny investment won’t do it).
Even if you sell today, you owned them on 31.12.2020, so you have to declare your ownership & hence the dividend income in your tax declaration.
And forget about being declared a professional investor with a capital gain for the year 2020 of … Fr 100!
Sorry, but that’s ridiculously neurotic.
Okay, thanks for the details!
Are you sure 2300 is correct. Is it not 2400?
https://www.wegleitung.fin.be.ch/wegleitung_fin/de/index/np2020/np2020/berufskosten/berufskosten-nebenerwerb.html
„ Nebenerwerbseinkommens, mindestens CHF 800, jedoch höchstens CHF 2’400, geltend machen. “
There are a lot of posts about getting the professional investor status but does anyone actually know someone that got it ? ^^
I did some research on the literature available on that topic and I found that doc from PWC from 2019 : Important points
To finish they cite the example from the case law of a Trader from Aargau who claimed by himself the status to the tax authority to be able to lower his taxable income by means of the losses he accumulated from derivative trading in the range of 10s of thousands (not a small player then). This was refused to him as he did not earned anything from this activity.
You can draw your own conclusion from this but I guess nothing really justifies the number of posts on that topic given that the vast majority of people having trading accounts here are mostly trading ETFs. And even if you were to trade options once in a while I don t think that it would be enough to get the status unless you are pretty good and make a business out of this (i.e. better than most hedge funds managers)
Please i need some help for my tax declaration. I’m not able to find out the “Numéro de Valeur” for individual stock like NIO. Does someone know how to fill it out?
Search by ISIN in ICTax?
Did it and it shows me the value number, but when i try to report it in the tax form i got an error message saying " Aucune société n’a été trouvée sous ce n° de valeur
Le format n’est pas correct"…
Then enter the data manually?
It might be obvious, but have you removed the spaces?
In Neuchatel’s tax software when I put NIO’s valor as 43286578 it comes out correctly.
Hi while doing this it asks me whether i want daily or monthly statement under custom statement menu. It doesnt allow me to create custom data range. Do you know why? @San_Francisco
That’s not very intuitive, but that is only for the report template creation.
When you run the report generation, you’ll normally have the choice to use a custom date range.
I crated a custom report (years ago), showing all the funds I have, the dividends received, plus the interests. When I run it for 2021, I get all the expected sections in the report (amount of each funds, dividends, withholding taxes), but the interests section is missing. I tried several times, also from different browsers. Maybe it’ll work tomorrow.
When I am doing it, “Broker Interest Paid and Received” is a section separate from “Dividends”. You can also list separately negative and positive interest.
For taxes I was generating a report with sections
for the whole year. I have switched my base currency to CHF to generate this report.
