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Swiss Capital Gains Tax: Calculation, Examples, and Tax Tips
Anyone who sells a property in Switzerland at a profit is generally subject to real estate gains tax. The amount of the tax depends on
21.08.2026
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The Mystery of Unsellable Real Estate: Expert Insights into a Challenging Marketing Situation
Objectively speaking, it has it all – a great location, modern amenities, and impeccable condition. Yet the property has been listed online for a long
15.07.2026
Owner
Abolition of the Imputed Rent in 2029: The Strategic Roadmap for Property Owners
For nearly 70 years, homeowners in Switzerland have had to pay taxes on a notional income — the imputed rental value. That will come to
15.07.2026