Illegal Employment Check
7 questions, 2 minutes. Find out whether everything is set up correctly with your domestic worker.
Do you employ a domestic worker?
Why is legal employment important?
What is undeclared work?
Undeclared work means employment without registration. Your domestic worker works without being registered with a compensation office and without the required social contributions being paid.
Who checks?
The compensation office, tax authorities and cantonal police carry out inspections. Undeclared work is particularly noticeable in cases of large income jumps, missing account records or reports by third parties.
How do I register correctly?
With Clino, setup takes less than 5 minutes. We calculate all contributions correctly and guide you step by step through AHV registration — with pre-filled forms and clear instructions.
Anonymity
This test is anonymous and does not store your answers. It is for self-assessment only. Your actual situation is ultimately assessed by the responsible compensation office.
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Two doors, one decision
Undeclared or legal — the difference is smaller than most people think. And it's sorted in a few days.
Been going on for a while without registration?
It can be fixed. Our guide shows step by step how retroactive registration with AHV and accident insurance works, what self-reporting means and what costs to expect.
To the guide: register retroactively →Frequently asked questions about legalisation
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What do inspectors check for household employees?
How much does employing legally cost?
Is this check really anonymous?

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