Taxes in Grosshöchstetten (Grosshöchs.)
One area of the municipality of Grosshöchstetten in canton Bern.
Grosshöchstetten has more than one area
The canton lists Grosshöchstetten under 2 separate entries because the church tax differs from area to area. This page shows the figures for Grosshöchstetten (Grosshöchs.). The cantonal and the municipal tax multiplier are the same in every area.
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Estimated tax by household type
Non-binding estimates for three common household types, computed with the same tax engine TaxWize uses for a real declaration. The amounts cover federal, cantonal and municipal tax; church tax is not included.
| Gross income | Estimated tax (federal, cantonal, municipal) | Effective rate | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single, no children | 80’000.00 | 13’168.90 | 18.6 % |
| Married, 1 child | 120’000.00 | 15’410.85 | 16.2 % |
| Married, 2 children | 160’000.00 | 22’995.45 | 18.5 % |
How Grosshöchstetten (Grosshöchs.) compares
Rank 102 of 360 Bern municipalities (single employee, CHF 80’000.00)
The total tax multiplier of Grosshöchstetten (Grosshöchs.) is 459.5 %, which is 12 points below the median of all 360 municipalities in the canton of Bern (471.5 %). For the single reference person on CHF 80’000 gross income that works out at around CHF 318 less per year than the cantonal median of CHF 13’487 (federal, cantonal and municipal tax).
Worth checking
- Contributions to pillar 3a (Säule 3a) are worth checking. They may reduce your taxable income up to the annual statutory maximum.
- Commuting costs to work may be deductible, depending on how you travel and how far. Worth checking against your own situation.
- Health and accident insurance premiums may be partially deductible, up to cantonal and federal limits. Worth checking your actual premiums.
Frequently asked questions about taxes in Grosshöchstetten (Grosshöchs.)
- How high is the tax multiplier in Grosshöchstetten (Grosshöchs.) in 2025?
- The municipal tax multiplier (Steuerfuss) of Grosshöchstetten (Grosshöchs.) is 162.0 % for tax year 2025; the cantonal multiplier in the canton of Bern is 297.5 %. Both values come from the canton's official municipal data.
- How much tax does a family pay in Grosshöchstetten (Grosshöchs.)?
- As a non-binding estimate: a married couple with two children and a gross income of CHF 160’000 pays around CHF 22’995 per year in Grosshöchstetten (Grosshöchs.) (federal, cantonal and municipal, tax year 2025). The actual tax burden depends on personal deductions and may be lower.
- How does Grosshöchstetten (Grosshöchs.) rank in the cantonal tax comparison?
- Across the 360 municipalities in the canton of Bern, Grosshöchstetten (Grosshöchs.) ranks 102 (rank 1 = lowest tax burden, reference profile with CHF 80’000 gross income). The lowest burden is in Deisswil b. M., the highest in Schelten.
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Differences use the middle example household (married, 1 child, CHF 120’000.00) from above.