The Federal Council decided on April 1, 2026 that the imputed rental value will not be abolished until 2029. What is considered a compromise politically sounds like a stalling tactic to many of those affected. But the direction has long been

The Zurich Cantonal Council has once again approved the hardship clause for the imputed rental value. It is intended to protect owners from financial overload until the imputed rental value is finally abolished in a few years'

Switzerland has abolished the imputed rental value. A historic turning point in real estate taxation. While private homeowners will benefit directly, the impact on real estate funds will only become apparent at second glance. The market could shift noticeably, with consequences for prices, yields

Switzerland has set the course for a fundamental change in dealing with imputed rental value. Property owners, but also taxpayers without real estate, face new challenges and opportunities. What impact will the reform have on taxes, market values and individual financial

On September 28, 2025, Switzerland faces a groundbreaking decision with the abolition of the imputed rental value. This vote could permanently change the tax landscape and the real estate sector. What is at stake and what impact could the decision

The canton of Lucerne assumes that the OECD minimum taxation will make the location less attractive. It wants to counteract this with 300 million francs annually from 2026. The investments are to be channelled specifically into the location as a place to live and do

According to an analysis by Raiffeisen, the abolition of the imputed rental value will benefit homeowners. The construction industry, on the other hand, would have to expect lower sales. Once the federal parliament has given its approval, the people will be asked to vote on the system change in the