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Taxes & Cost of Living in Stetten (SH)

Stetten (SH) · Canton of SH

Here is how expensive life in Stetten (SH) is compared to all ~2,100 municipalities in Switzerland — income tax, health insurance premium and electricity in one honest annual figure, calculated with the same engine as our address-precise location reports.

Total-cost rank 148 of 2,124 in Switzerland for a couple without children — about CHF 21,327 per year for tax, health insurance and electricity.

Municipality level is an approximation: The values apply to standard profiles at municipality level. Your exact amount depends on deductions, wealth, deductible choice and your precise address — that is what the Deep Report calculates.
Sources: FTA (tax 2026), FOPH (health insurance 2026), ElCom (electricity 2026), FSO (vacancies & demographics). View all data sources

Tax rate Stetten (SH)

65 % (municipal tax multiplier natural persons, in % of the simple cantonal tax)

Municipal tax rate 2026 as published by the canton. Tax rates are not comparable across cantons — the label states what the figure refers to. The amount in francs is in the table below.

Total annual cost by profile

Tax + health insurance + electricity per year for four standard households, with the rank among all Swiss municipalities and within the canton.

HouseholdTotal cost/yearRank CHRank canton
Single · CHF 80,000
Tax CHF 7,000 · health insurance 6,684 · electricity 1,449
CHF 15,133126 / 2,1242 / 26
Couple, no children · CHF 100,000
Tax CHF 6,510 · health insurance 13,368 · electricity 1,449
CHF 21,327148 / 2,1242 / 26
Family, 1 income · CHF 100,000
Tax CHF 3,240 · health insurance 15,816 · electricity 1,449
CHF 20,505294 / 2,1242 / 26
Retired couple · CHF 80,000
Tax CHF 5,464 · health insurance 13,368 · electricity 1,449
CHF 20,281201 / 2,1242 / 26

Tax split: municipality versus canton

How income tax is split across the levels of government — the municipal share is the lever that moving home shifts.

Federal
CHF 1,701
Canton
CHF 4,672
Municipality
CHF 3,996
Church
CHF 0
Poll tax
CHF 60

FTA reference profile: single earner with CHF 100,000 gross income, in CHF per year.

Tax-burden trend 2018 → 2026

11.8 % → 10.4 % of income

Down 1.41 percentage points

Reference profile of the FTA index: single, CHF 100,000 gross income. Shows where this municipality’s tax burden has moved — across Switzerland 1,605 municipalities became more expensive and 419 cheaper. Your own burden depends on income and household; the location report computes it.

Health insurance premium

CHF 557 per month

Premium region 2

Adults, standard model with deductible 300, median across all insurers (2026).

Electricity price

32.20 cent./kWh — CHF 1,449 per year

Standard household H4 (4,500 kWh), median of local grid operators, ElCom 2026.

Vacancy rate

0.33% vacant dwellings

FSO vacant-dwelling count, reference date 1 June 2025.

Second homes

7.5 % second-home share

Below the 20 % threshold at which the Second Homes Act blocks new second homes.

Source: ARE, housing inventory, second-home share.

Population & demographics

1,485 residents

+11.8% over ten years (2015 → 2025)

19% children · 18% aged 65+

Source: FSO (2025).

Climate and environment in the municipality

How many hot, cold, wet and foggy days per year — and how high the radon probability is. Measured at the municipal centroid.

Radon probability (%)

7

Radon: FOPH radon map, modelled exceedance probability at the municipal centroid.

What applies in canton SH

These three figures apply canton-wide, not just to this municipality — the data only exists at cantonal level.

Property transfer tax on purchase

None

Replacing a fossil heating system

Minimum renewable share required

At least 40 % renewable when replacing an oil/gas heating system (since 1.1.2024, previously 20 %; Building Act art. 42n).

As of 07/2026 · checked against the cantonal primary source

Property tax

Minimum tax only

Minimum tax only on real estate held by legal entities. Natural persons: no property tax.

As of 01.01.2025

Wealth tax structure

Progressive

The amount depends on your municipality’s tax multiplier — the location report computes it. This only shows how the canton structures the tariff.

As of 01.01.2024

Offences (canton)

60.6 per 1,000 inhabitants

FSO police crime statistics 2025, offences under the Criminal Code by canton.

Cost map of the Canton of SH

Each municipality is coloured by its total annual cost; Stetten (SH) is highlighted.

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Cheaper neighbouring municipalities

None of the nearest municipalities is cheaper for this profile — Stetten (SH) leads in the area.

Nearby municipalities

The municipalities closest to Stetten (SH) — with the same cost data.

Where Stetten (SH) stands nationally

The same figures, compared with every municipality.

Frequently asked questions about Stetten (SH)

How high are the taxes in Stetten (SH)?
A single earner with CHF 100,000 gross income pays an income tax of about CHF 10,429 per year in Stetten (SH) (federal, cantonal, municipal and church combined, FTA 2026).
What does living in Stetten (SH) cost?
For a couple without children, tax, health insurance and electricity add up to about CHF 21,327 per year in Stetten (SH) — rank 148 of 2,124 among all Swiss municipalities.
Are there cheaper municipalities near Stetten (SH)?
In the immediate vicinity of Stetten (SH) no municipality is cheaper for this profile — Stetten (SH) leads locally.

The exact truth for your address in Stetten (SH)

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