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See your property and your taxes as a whole.

Evora Immo explains your property's value. Vivatax helps you examine its place in your taxes and wealth.

Selling

The sale price and amount available after the transaction differ. Gather the purchase price, costs and documented works to examine property gains and any replacement purchase implications.

Documents to prepare

Purchase deed, works invoices, acquisition costs and reinvestment plans.

Income properties

A rental building or rented apartment is assessed through income, costs and risks. Distinguish gross returns, operating results, financing and the taxes of the individual or company that owns it.

Documents to prepare

Rent roll, leases, non-recoverable costs, planned works and financing terms.

Passing on property

A gift, inheritance or sale to a relative may have different implications. The property value provides a basis for discussion; Vivatax can examine taxes while coordinating legal questions with your notary.

Documents to prepare

Ownership records, debts, existing rights and the aims of those involved.

Own and renovate

Owning property can affect wealth and income tax. The nature of works and applicable rules influence deductions. Retained invoices and a clear scope of works help the review.

Documents to prepare

Tax return, available assessment, mortgage statements and upkeep invoices.

Imputed rental valuePrepare for 2029

The Federal Council has set 1 January 2029 for the housing taxation reform to take effect. Its abolition for owner-occupied homes does not mean the end of all property taxation. Deductions and the rules for your circumstances must also be examined.

FTA · decision of 1 April 2026

Consider the tax implications before you decide.

New building rights can change a plot’s value. Infrastructure costs, works and tax consequences also need consideration.

CHF 100’000.-Illustrative taxable increase in value
Vaud levy20 %CHF 20’000.-Balance before other costs and taxes80 %CHF 80’000.-
Example of Vaud’s land-value capture levy. It does not calculate net sale proceeds.

In Vaud, certain planning measures producing an increase in value of at least CHF 20’000.- are subject to a 20% land-value capture levy. This is distinct from capital gains tax on a property sale. When it becomes payable and other charges depend on the case. Vivatax supports this tax analysis.

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Understand with official sources

Sources accessed on 13 October 2026. Vaud examples must be checked for the relevant canton, municipality and plot.

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Describe your plans: sell, keep, rent, renovate or pass on. The scope and fee for the tax analysis are agreed with Vivatax before work begins.

The CHF 500.- property valuation and the tax analysis are separate services.

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