Nature & Environment

Agro-Treuhänder/in

You advise farmers on finances, taxes, and farm planning.

Agro-Treuhänder/in

01 · Overview

What this profession is about

Agro-Treuhänder/in support agricultural businesses with finances, taxes, and farm succession.

As Agro-Treuhänder/in, you combine business know-how with rural life. You guide farmers and agricultural businesses through complex financial and tax challenges. From annual accounts to farm succession, you are the reliable partner for clear figures. Together, you develop long-term strategies for a sustainable future in the countryside.

FieldNature & Environment
Education pathSpecialisation / Professional Function
IndustryReal Estate & Accounting
Swissdoc 0.130.34.0

02 · Salary

What you can earn

MedianCHF 82'000
CHF 60'000CHF 100'000
✓ Exact salary match
Salaries reflect Swiss market data. Range covers entry to senior. Salary reference based on Agriculture Escrow. Based on 14 observations, updated 7 months ago.

Salary by experience

50k100kmedian 82k70k36k84k61k80k116k0-2 yrs3-5 yrs6-8 yrs9-11 yrs12-21 yrs21+ yrs
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ExperienceSalary (CHF)
0-2 yrsCHF 70'000
3-5 yrsCHF 36'000
6-8 yrsCHF 83'715
9-11 yrsCHF 61'470
12-21 yrsCHF 80'000
21+ yrsCHF 115'850

Salary trend

+7% over decade
80k82k84k86k80k86k2020-20222023-2025
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PeriodSalary (CHF)
2020-2022CHF 80'000
2023-2025CHF 85'715

Top paying industries

  • Agriculture / Forestry / WoodCHF 75'00012 obs.
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IndustrySalaryObs.
Agriculture / Forestry / WoodCHF 75'00012

03 · Pathway

How to enter and grow

Swiss training pathway available in the full profile

  • 🎓 Agro-Treuhänder/in

Official education path

You enter this field through a combination of agricultural vocational training and further fiduciary education.

Typical training path

Agro-Treuhänder/in

Prerequisites

  • Meisterlandwirt/in HFP
  • Agro-Kaufmann/-frau HF
  • Agro-Techniker/in HF
  • Agronomie FH
  • Agrarwissenschaften U
  • Treuhänder/in BP
  • Fachmann/-frau Finanz- und Rechnungswesen BP

Requirements

  • Organisational skills
  • Enjoyment of advisory work
  • A feel for numbers and administrative tasks
  • Interest in legal and tax matters

Where this can lead

Career changers with initial commercial or agricultural training can specialise through targeted further education in fiduciary services and agricultural economics.

04 · Skills & fit

What it takes

Required skills

  • Organisational skills
  • Advisory skills
  • Numerical understanding
  • Interest in law

Personality fit

  • Swiss career path
  • Career transition
  • Professional growth

05 · Daily reality

What the work feels like

Typical day

You sit at your desk and review the current farm plan with a farmer. You analyse the figures, clarify tax questions, and develop suitable solutions for the farm's future direction.

  • You advise agricultural businesses on fiduciary and tax matters.
  • You prepare annual financial statements and manage ongoing bookkeeping for clients.
  • You check the profitability of machinery purchases and new crop projects.
  • You support farm succession processes and clarify related legal inheritance questions.
  • You advise on liability insurance and property purchases in the agricultural sector.
  • You plan long-term farm strategies together with farmers.

Working conditions

You work in fiduciary offices, agricultural associations, or as a freelance advisor. Your workplace is usually an office, but you often leave it to visit farms in the countryside.

Strengths

  • Organisational skills
  • Advisory skills
  • Numerical understanding
  • Interest in law

Trade-offs

  • High responsibility
  • Seasonal pressure
  • Changing topics

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