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Ranking · Tax year 2026 · Source: ESTV

The municipalities with the lowest tax multipliers in canton Zug (2026)

Baar has the lowest municipal tax multiplier in canton Zug for 2026: 47.53%. It is followed by Walchwil (51%) and Zug (52%). Source: Swiss Federal Tax Administration (ESTV), tax year 2026.

Ranking

ESTV · 2026
RankMunicipalityMunicipal multiplierChurch tax (prot.)Church tax (rom.-cath.)Residents
1Baar47.53%6%6.65%24'973
2Walchwil51%6%11%4'005
3Zug52%6%5.95%31'995
4Hünenberg53%6%8.1%8'990
5Steinhausen53%6%9%10'338
6Unterägeri53%6%7.5%9'283
7Cham54%6%8.1%17'867
8Oberägeri54%6%9%6'543
9Risch54%6%8%11'449
10Menzingen55%6%9%4'659
11Neuheim59%6%9%2'454

Within-canton context: lowest 47.53%, median 53%, highest 59%. The cantonal multiplier of Zug is 78% on top of the municipal rate.

How we measure this

ESTV

The municipal tax multiplier (Steuerfuss) is the percentage of the cantonal base tax (einfache Staatssteuer) a municipality levies; the 2026 values come from the Swiss Federal Tax Administration (ESTV). Multipliers are NOT comparable across cantons — each canton defines its own base scale — which is why this ranking stays within one canton. Church tax is shown separately and applies only to registered members.

Frequently asked questions

Which municipality has the lowest tax multiplier in canton Zug in 2026?
Baar has the lowest municipal tax multiplier in canton Zug in 2026, at 47.53%.
What is a tax multiplier (Steuerfuss)?
The multiplier is the percentage of the cantonal base tax that a municipality levies. Your municipal income tax = base tax × municipal multiplier. Canton and church add their own multipliers on the same base.
Are tax multipliers comparable between cantons?
No. Every canton defines its own base tax scale, so multipliers are only meaningful within one canton. For cross-canton comparisons you need the effective tax burden at a given income.
Is church tax included in this ranking?
No — the ranking uses the pure municipal multiplier. Church tax multipliers (Protestant and Roman Catholic) are listed separately in the table and apply only to registered church members.