From 2026, private health insurance providers will send your health and long-term care contribution details straight to the tax office.
What changes for you?
If you’re employed, there’s no need to hand your employer the usual letter anymore.
And no matter your work situation, you won’t need to submit your tax certificate yourself.
Both your employer and the tax office will already have the information they need.
Do you need to do anything?
In most cases — nothing at all.
If your tax ID and date of birth are already on file, reporting happens automatically.
If you haven’t shared your tax ID yet, you’ll just need to provide it so your contributions can be matched to you correctly.
Can you object to this reporting?
Yes, you can. You’ll need to send your objection in writing before the yearly report is submitted.
But keep in mind:
If you object, your employer subsidy could become taxable.
Some contributions might no longer be fully tax-deductible.
Any corrections would have to be handled later through your income tax return.
What’s the benefit for you?
Less paperwork, fewer steps, and your tax benefits are applied automatically — so everything runs smoothly behind the scenes.
Still have questions? Our support team is right there to help you!