Implementation for 2025: The Lucerne Government Council presents a revision of the tax law

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Lucerne’s chief financial officer, Reto Wyss (center), presented his 2025 tax law review. After parliamentary deliberations, the people will have the final say. (archival recording)

From 2028, the planned measures are likely to lead to a revenue drop of 57 million francs for the canton and 75 million francs for the municipalities. The expected additional revenues from the OECD minimum tax are also included in these figures.

The municipalities should receive half of this income, or approximately 23 million francs. During the first two years, municipalities that suffer particularly large revenue losses due to the revision of the tax law will receive more proportionately.

With the revision, the government council wants to reduce the burden on lower incomes and families, with a new degressive deduction and a higher child deduction. Companies should also benefit from this. The wealth tax will be reduced in two steps from 0.5 to 0.01 per mille per unit.

(SDA)

Source:Blick

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