Ho acquistato un biglietto Air Canada rimborsabile a gennaio per 1263,65 CHF, l’ho cancellato a luglio e ho ricevuto un rimborso di 1282,60 CHF, 19 franchi in più di quanto avevo pagato. Apparentemente Air Canada fattura in CAD, che nel frattempo si è rafforzato rispetto al franco, quindi l’importo fisso in CAD è stato convertito in più CHF.

    Guadagnato circa 20 CHF per la cancellazione di un volo. Ora devo dichiararlo allo Steueramt come plusvalenza? 🧐

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    1. SolQuarter on

      You could have bought CAD instead and get 2.5% interest p.a.

    2. Rare-One-1626 on

      This is where they welcome you to the investors club and pop champagne in your honor 😂😂

    3. AlienPearl on

      You have it backwards, the CHF strengthened against the CAD, not the other way around. Anyways, great return on your investment 😉

    4. carcharoth84 on

      /r/swisspersonalfinance would be proud. Now move it into an All World ETF!

    5. piranha_one on

      I knew I had to buy airline cancellation futures, dammit

    6. vacationfour on

      Did you have to pay Verrechnungssteuer on those insane 20 stutz?

    7. Western_Taro_6373 on

      Investing at this pace will make you rich within 200 years 😁

    8. cluberoni on

      Was it premium economy? Seems like a very expensive flight.

    9. > Now, do I need to declare this as a capital gain to the Steueramt?

      I don’t know about every canton, but usually you don’t declare capital gains.
      You declare income and wealth, and if there’s a discrepancy they can ask you to explain.

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