You live in Zurich and own a flat abroad. It belongs in your tax return.

Ukraine, Spain or anywhere else: Zurich wants to see the flat, even though Switzerland does not tax it. Answer a few plain questions and get the exact number for every line, explained in your language.

About ten minutes. CHF 49.95 per property. No account, and your figures stay in your browser.

Canton of Zurich. Other cantons and the foreign forms are in preparation.

Liegenschaftenverzeichnis

Steuererklärung 2025

Kanton Zürich

Liegenschaft 1

Ort City
Valencia
Strasse Street
Carrer de Colón 27
Kanton / Land Country
Spanien
Art Type
Stockwerkeigentum
Fläche Area
68 m²
Eigenmietwert / Mietzinseinnahmen Notional rent or rent received
CHF3'320

a notional rent, not real money

Unterhalts- und Verwaltungskosten, pauschal Flat maintenance deduction, 20%
−664
Verbleibender Ertrag Remaining income
2'656
Verkehrswert Tax value
78'120

70% of what you paid

Nettoertrag aus Liegenschaften Net income from property. Goes to the tax return, line 6
1882'656
Liegenschaften zum Verkehrswert Property at market value. Goes to the tax return, line 31.1
42178'120

copy these two into your tax return

Example: a 68 m² flat in Valencia bought for EUR 120'000

Deadlines coming up

The dates the tax administrations publish themselves. Extensions exist, but they have to be asked for in time.

  1. 30 September 2026

    Zurich tax return 2025

    Extended

    today

  2. 31 December 2026

    Modelo 210 2025, home not rented out

    Deadline

     

  3. 28 February 2027

    German return 2025, filed by a tax adviser

    Last extension

     

  4. 20 April 2027

    Modelo 210 2026, home rented out

    Deadline

     

  5. 31 July 2027

    German return 2026 with Anlage V

    Deadline

     

Your own deadline can differ if you asked for an extension or an adviser files for you.

Which form do you need?

The Swiss declaration is ready today. Modelo 210 and Anlage V come next, and the answers below decide which one first.

  • Canton of ZurichAvailable

    Swiss tax return

    You live in the canton of Zurich and own a flat or a house in another country.

    Tax value, notional rent and the flat deduction for the Liegenschaftenverzeichnis, plus a German note for the tax office.

    Deadline for 2025: 30 September 2026, today

    Prepare my declaration

    Other cantons are in preparation.

  • SpainIn preparation

    Modelo 210

    You own a home in Spain and live somewhere else.

    Spain's tax for owners who are not resident there. Due every year, even if the home is never rented.

    Deadline for 2025: 31 December 2026

    Read more

  • GermanyIn preparation

    Anlage V

    You rent out property in Germany and live somewhere else.

    The rental schedule of the German tax return, with depreciation and deductible costs.

    Deadline for 2025: 28 February 2027

    Read more

One home, often two filings

A flat in Valencia owned from Zurich needs Modelo 210 in Spain and a line in the Zurich tax return. The two use different values and different rules. dix.tax keeps them apart and gets both right.

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Why you can rely on the numbers

  • Every rule has a source

    Each percentage and form line comes from an official guide, law or directive, and every calculator lists its sources, including the one rule that rests on practice rather than on a directive.

  • Calculations are tested

    Reference cases with known results run automatically on every change, so a fix in one place cannot quietly break another.

  • Your data stays with you

    Your figures and addresses are calculated in your browser and never leave it. We only count anonymous events, such as which country a property is in.

  • A person stands behind it

    dix.tax is built by Aleksej Dix in Zurich, who files these forms for his own properties.

Why I built this

I am Aleksej Dix. I file my taxes in Switzerland and own several flats abroad. The first time they had to go into my tax return, I paid for the answers myself: advisers, evenings with German directives, and a lot of second guessing.

The rules turned out to be simple once somebody explains them. Many people in Switzerland own a home in another country and face the same form, often in a language that is not their own. dix.tax puts what I learned into ten minutes.

Aleksej Dix Founder of dix.tax