Source-cited draft: personal income tax for Liechtenstein (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Personal income tax rates and bands | Liechtenstein applies a progressive national income tax topped up by a communal surcharge of 150%–180%, producing combined effective rates of roughly 2.5% to 22.4%. Net wealth is taxed through the income tax via a notional yield rather than a separate wealth tax. | |
| National income tax rate range (before communal surcharge) | 1% to 8% progressiveTax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) | |
| Combined effective rate range (national + communal surcharge) | 2.5% to 22.4%Tax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) | |
| Communal surcharge (Gemeindesteuerzuschlag) | 150% to 180% of national tax, fixed annually by each municipalityTax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) | |
| 1% national bracket threshold (single) | Up to CHF 21,140 of taxable incomeTax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) | |
| 8% (top) national bracket threshold (single) | Taxable income above CHF 211,401Tax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) | |
| Tax-free personal exemption (single) | CHF 15,855Tax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) |
Liechtenstein applies a progressive national income tax topped up by a communal surcharge of 150%–180%, producing combined effective rates of roughly 2.5% to 22.4%. Net wealth is taxed through the income tax via a notional yield rather than a separate wealth tax.
Other Liechtenstein computations in the OpenAccountants library.
| Tax-free personal exemption (married, joint) | CHF 31,710Tax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) |
| Tax-free personal exemption (single parent) | CHF 23,783Tax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) |
| Net wealth taxed via notional yield (Sollertrag) | Taxable net wealth × 4% notional yield is added to taxable income and taxed at income tax ratesTax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG); Finance Act (Finanzgesetz) |
| Investment income on wealth-taxed assets | Interest and dividend income on assets subject to wealth tax is not separately taxable (captured by the notional yield)Tax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) |
| Capital gains on movable private assets (e.g. securities) | Generally not subject to income tax for private individualsTax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) |
| Tax residence test | Permanent or habitual residence (domicile or customary abode) in LiechtensteinTax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) |
| Lump-sum (expenditure-based) taxation for non-working foreigners | Available to qualifying non-citizens who do not work in Liechtenstein and live off foreign-source wealth incomeTax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) |
| Filing deadline | Normally mid-to-end April following the tax year; extensions up to 5 months (80% prepayment required for extensions beyond one month)Tax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) |
| Default / late-payment charge rate | 4%Tax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) |
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