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Taxes in Quinto (TI) 2026

Rank № 62 of 100 communes in canton Ticino.

90%

How Quinto compares

Canton TI average▾83%
Cheapest in TI▾56%
Most expensive in TI▾100%
Switzerland median▾108%
Canton range
56–100
100 communes in TI
Cantonal average
82.6
commune-level multiplier
National median
108
across 2'110 communes
Example calculation: annual tax bill in Quinto by income
StatusGross incomeAnnual tax
SingleCHF 80'000CHF 10'658
SingleCHF 120'000CHF 21'475
SingleCHF 180'000CHF 40'789
MarriedCHF 150'000CHF 23'239
Married, 2 childrenCHF 200'000CHF 31'932
Assumptions: standard deductions, no religious affiliation. Federal, cantonal and communal tax, excluding church tax. Source: ESTV.

Quinto sits in the middle of canton Ticino's tax range, at a rate of 90%. Quinto's nearest neighboring commune is Dalpe, 7.3 km away. Moving to Andermatt would save roughly CHF 3'180 per year at an income of CHF 120,000. At an income of CHF 120,000, the total tax bill in Quinto is roughly CHF 21'475.

What is the tax rate in Quinto in 2026?
The communal tax rate (Steuerfuss) in Quinto is 90% in 2026. Communes in canton Ticino average 82.6% — Quinto's own rate is what actually applies to residents there.
How much tax do you pay in Quinto on a CHF 100,000 income?
On a gross income of CHF 100,000 (single, no religious affiliation), the total tax bill in Quinto is roughly CHF 15'897 per year.
Is Quinto a low-tax commune?
Quinto ranks 62 of 100 in canton Ticino, in the middle of the cantonal tax range.
Which neighboring commune has lower taxes?
Andermatt is only 13.6 km away, and the tax bill there is roughly CHF 3'180 lower at an income of CHF 120,000.
Sources & methodology

Source: ESTV cantonal tax sheets 2026. Illustrative calculation based on standard assumptions — use the calculator for an exact figure.