Property gains tax is a contribution due when a profit is made when selling a property. In other words, if the sale price is higher than the purchase price and investment costs, then the amount of the gain is taxed.
The amount of the property gains tax depends on the canton in which the sale takes place as each canton has its tax scale. In addition, the amount due is influenced by various factors such as the holding period or the investments works made. It is important to note that the buying costs and selling costs can be deducted from the profit amount and thus reduce the tax due.
The authority in charge of levying the property gains tax depends on the place where the property is sold. Depending on the case, it may be the canton itself, the municipality or both authorities.
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