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From 2027, self-employed people pay at least CHF 541 into AHV, IV and EO
The Federal Council is raising AHV pensions and the occupational pension thresholds from 1 January 2027. The minimum contribution for the self-employed is going up.
Anyone who makes music on a self-employed basis will pay a higher minimum contribution to AHV (old-age and survivors' insurance), IV (disability insurance) and EO (income compensation) from 1 January 2027: CHF 541 a year instead of CHF 530. The Federal Council decided this on 2 October 2026.1
At the same time, the minimum AHV/IV pension rises from CHF 1,260 to CHF 1,280 a month and the maximum pension from CHF 2,520 to CHF 2,560, in each case for a full contribution period.1 In mandatory occupational pensions (BVG, the pension fund), the entry threshold rises from CHF 22,680 to CHF 23,040 and the coordination deduction from CHF 26,460 to CHF 26,880.1
The tax deduction for pillar 3a, tied private pension provision, is also going up: CHF 7,373 for people with a pension fund and CHF 36,864 for people without a second pillar.1 All the changes apply from 1 January 2027.1
The number to remember: CHF 23,040, the new BVG entry threshold.
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- [1] AHV/IV-Minimalrente steigt um 20 Franken Bundesrat, veröffentlicht über das KMU-Portal des SECO · 02.10.2026 · Primary source kmu.admin.ch accessed 10.10.2026
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