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Tax burden · Tax year 2026 · Source: ESTV

The lowest tax burden in canton Thurgau

Warth-Weiningen has the lowest tax burden in canton Thurgau: CHF 10'862 income tax on a gross salary of CHF 100,000 (single, no children, no church tax). Horn (CHF 11'088) and Bottighofen (CHF 11'268) follow. Source: Federal Tax Administration, tax year 2026.

Tax burden by municipality

ESTV · 2026
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Tax burden

ESTV · 2026
#MunicipalityTaxShareMultiplier
1Warth-Weiningen10'86210.9%94
2Horn11'08811.1%99
3Bottighofen11'26811.3%103
4Ermatingen11'62911.6%111
5Uttwil11'76511.8%114
6Salenstein11'81011.8%115
7Tägerwilen11'94511.9%118
8Steckborn12'08112.1%121
9Dozwil12'17112.2%123
10Münsterlingen12'35212.4%127
11Berlingen12'44212.4%129
12Gottlieben12'44212.4%129
13Kesswil12'44212.4%129
14Neunforn12'44212.4%129
15Gachnang12'57712.6%132
16Wäldi12'66712.7%134
17Kreuzlingen12'75812.8%136
18Berg12'80312.8%137
19Hüttwilen12'80312.8%137
20Lengwil12'80312.8%137
21Wilen12'80312.8%137
22Güttingen12'84812.8%138
23Lommis12'84812.8%138
24Mammern12'89312.9%139
25Diessenhofen12'93812.9%140
26Hohentannen12'93812.9%140
27Müllheim12'93812.9%140
28Sulgen12'93812.9%140
29Wängi12'93812.9%140
30Schlatt12'98313%141
31Eschenz13'02813%142
32Frauenfeld13'02813%142
33Sirnach13'02813%142
34Uesslingen-Buch13'02813%142
35Basadingen-Schlattingen13'07413.1%143
36Altnau13'11913.1%144
37Eschlikon13'11913.1%144
38Roggwil13'11913.1%144
39Weinfelden13'11913.1%144
40Bettwiesen13'20913.2%146
41Herdern13'20913.2%146
42Wuppenau13'20913.2%146
43Braunau13'25413.3%147
44Felben-Wellhausen13'25413.3%147
45Rickenbach13'25413.3%147
46Salmsach13'25413.3%147
47Erlen13'29913.3%148
48Kradolf-Schönenberg13'29913.3%148
49Stettfurt13'29913.3%148
50Bichelsee-Balterswil13'39013.4%150
51Egnach13'39013.4%150
52Hauptwil-Gottshaus13'39013.4%150
53Kemmental13'39013.4%150
54Zihlschlacht-Sitterdorf13'39013.4%150
55Affeltrangen13'43513.4%151
56Bussnang13'43513.4%151
57Bürglen13'43513.4%151
58Langrickenbach13'43513.4%151
59Matzingen13'43513.4%151
60Münchwilen13'43513.4%151
61Schönholzerswilen13'43513.4%151
62Birwinken13'48013.5%152
63Sommeri13'48013.5%152
64Märstetten13'57013.6%154
65Wagenhausen13'57013.6%154
66Aadorf13'61513.6%155
67Fischingen13'61513.6%155
68Hüttlingen13'61513.6%155
69Thundorf13'61513.6%155
70Tobel-Tägerschen13'66013.7%156
71Bischofszell13'75113.8%158
72Pfyn13'75113.8%158
73Homburg13'79613.8%159
74Wigoltingen13'79613.8%159
75Amriswil13'84113.8%160
76Amlikon-Bissegg13'93113.9%162
77Hefenhofen13'97614%163
78Raperswilen13'97614%163
79Romanshorn13'97614%163
80Arbon14'51814.5%175

How we measure this

ESTV

Total income tax (federal, cantonal, municipal and personal tax) in Swiss francs for one fixed household: single, no children, aged 35, CHF 100'000 gross employment income, no confession, no wealth. Because the same household is calculated in every municipality, the amount is comparable across Switzerland — unlike the tax multiplier, which is a percentage of each canton’s own simple tax and therefore rests on a different base in every canton. Source: Federal Tax Administration.

Frequently asked questions

Where do you pay the least tax in Switzerland?
In Warth-Weiningen (TG): CHF 10'862 income tax on a gross salary of CHF 100,000 for a single person with no children, tax year 2026. The amount covers federal, cantonal, municipal and personal tax, but not church tax.
Why not compare tax multipliers?
Because the multiplier is a percentage of the cantonal simple tax and every canton has a different base — two identical multipliers do not mean the same tax bill in two cantons. Only the franc amount for the same household is comparable.