St. Moritz, Switzerland
Wealth tax · Switzerland

St. Moritz wealth tax.

Graubünden, about 0.25% at the top in St. Moritz with the cantonal and communal multipliers included.

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By the Patrician.ch research desk · Updated 29 October 2026 · 5 min read
Top rate 0.25% of net assets, per year
On $20M, per year $50K
On $20M, 10 years $500K
Effective income tax 28% on $1M of income

The 10 year cost on your balance sheet.

Net assetsPer year10 years
$5M$13K$125K
$20M$50K$500K
$50M$125K$1.3M

Headline rate applied flat. Allowances, the treatment of the main residence, and any cap against income tax lower the real figure. The Dossier applies them to your profile.

Questions

Does St. Moritz have a wealth tax?

Yes. St. Moritz carries an annual wealth tax with a top rate of 0.25% of net assets.

Graubünden, about 0.25% at the top in St. Moritz with the cantonal and communal multipliers included.

What does the St. Moritz wealth tax cost over 10 years?

About $500K on a $20M balance sheet, $50K a year at the top rate of 0.25%.

That is the headline rate applied flat, before the exemptions and caps that apply.

Source: the Patrician.ch board, an original ranking of 100 residence addresses across 47 countries and territories. Tax rates, thresholds and routes are sourced. Cost, safety, schools, sun and beauty are Patrician.ch editorial indices. Figures current to October 2026. Updated . Cite as: Patrician.ch, St. Moritz wealth tax 2026: rate, base, 10 year cost, patrician.ch/wealth-tax/st-moritz/, October 2026.

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