You are selling
What will I keep from the sale?
- Property gains tax calculators: 8 cantonsHow does my canton calculate property gains tax – and which calculator fits?
- Calculator Canton of ZurichHow much property gains tax will I pay in the Canton of Zurich – and what is left net?
- Calculator Canton of ZugHow much property gains tax will I pay in the Canton of Zug – and what is left net?
- Calculator Canton of SchwyzHow much property gains tax will I pay in the Canton of Schwyz – and what is left net?
- Calculator Canton of St. GallenHow much property gains tax will I pay in the Canton of St. Gallen – and what is left net?
- Calculator Canton of LucerneHow much property gains tax will I pay in the Canton of Lucerne – and what is left net?
- Calculator Canton of AargauHow much property gains tax will I pay in the Canton of Aargau – and what is left net?
- Calculator Canton of Appenzell AusserrhodenHow much property gains tax will I pay in the Canton of Appenzell Ausserrhoden – and what is left net?
- Calculator Canton of Appenzell InnerrhodenHow much property gains tax will I pay in the Canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden – and what is left net?
You are buying
What can I afford, and what does buying cost?
A calculator gives you a direction. The exact figure for your home needs your documents: in the free valuation with net calculation.
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What do people ask about the calculators?
Are the calculators free?
Yes. All calculators are free and need no sign-up. Your entries never leave your browser.
How accurate are the results?
They are estimates based on official tariffs and usual bank practice, as of 30 September 2026. The tax office’s assessment and your bank’s review are what count.
Which calculator fits if I sell and buy at the same time?
Both: first the tax calculator for your canton, then the affordability calculator with your net proceeds as own funds. How selling and buying fit together is explained on Sell first or buy first?.
Sources
General information, not individual advice. The law, the tax assessment and advice from professionals for your situation are what count.
