Successfully rent a property

Renting out a property to relatives is generally permitted in Switzerland. However, some legal aspects and important points should be considered in order to avoid disputes or tax problems later on. Learn more more about renting to relatives.

Both private and commercial rental income must be declared in the tax return. The amount of tax depends on the personal tax rate and the cantonal regulations. Deductible costs reduce the tax burden. You can find more information on the taxation of rental income here.

As the owner, you have the right to rent out your apartment independently. It is important to know the legal provisions, rental agreements and obligations as a landlord. For a professional, carefree process, it is best to hire an expert.

The amount depends on various factors, such as expenses for maintenance, insurance, taxes, administration costs and any vacancy periods. It is important to draw up a detailed list of all costs and offset these against the rental income in order to determine the actual profit. With a solid cost calculation, you can ensure that after deducting all expenses, you will make a reasonable profit from renting out your apartment in Switzerland.