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If a property is sold at a profit in the canton of Graubünden, the seller must pay property gains tax. How the tax is calculated, the main deductions and in which cases a deferral is permitted.
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Key Points at a Glance
Are you selling a property in the canton of Vaud? You’ll owe property gains tax on the profit you make. Learn how the tax is calculated, the most important deductions, and in which cases a deferral is allowed.
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This tax is determined from the difference between a property’s purchase price and its sale price. Has the property currently being sold increased in value over time? If so, the real estate gains tax goes up correspondingly. However, the vendor may be able to claim investments or expenses here in order to reduce the tax burden.
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