Taxes in Canton Uri (UR) 2026
Taxes in Altdorf at a gross salary of CHF 80,000 (single): CHF 8'263 · rank 8 of 26 cantonal capitals
Uri is one of the founding cantons and the canton of the Gotthard. A single person with a gross salary of CHF 80,000 pays about CHF 8'263 in taxes in Altdorf (canton, municipality and federal, without church tax) — rank 8 of 26 cantonal capitals, in the cheapest third. Within the canton, the tax on the same salary ranges from CHF 8'113 in Schattdorf to CHF 9'085 in Isenthal.
The gap between the cheapest and the most expensive municipality is CHF 972 per year: Schattdorf pays CHF 8'113, Isenthal CHF 9'085 — on the same gross income of CHF 80'000.
Tax burden in all 19 municipalities of canton Uri — 2026 ranking
| Rank | municipal | CHF/year | Δ canton mean at 80'000 | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Schattdorf | 91% | 5'247 | 8'113 | 14'754 | −405 |
| 2 | Bürglen (UR) | 92% | 5'272 | 8'151 | 14'816 | −367 |
| 3 | Realp | 92% | 5'272 | 8'151 | 14'816 | −367 |
| 4 | Flüelen | 93% | 5'296 | 8'188 | 14'878 | −330 |
| 5 | Altdorf (UR) | 95% | 5'346 | 8'263 | 15'002 | −255 |
| 6 | Hospental | 95% | 5'346 | 8'263 | 15'002 | −255 |
| 7 | Seedorf (UR) | 95% | 5'346 | 8'263 | 15'002 | −255 |
| 8 | Attinghausen | 97% | 5'396 | 8'337 | 15'126 | −181 |
| 9 | Andermatt | 99% | 5'446 | 8'412 | 15'249 | −106 |
| 10 | Erstfeld | 103% | 5'546 | 8'562 | 15'497 | +44 |
| 11 | Unterschächen | 104% | 5'571 | 8'599 | 15'559 | +81 |
| 12 | Silenen | 105% | 5'596 | 8'636 | 15'621 | +118 |
| 13 | Spiringen | 105% | 5'596 | 8'636 | 15'621 | +118 |
| 14 | Göschenen | 108% | 5'671 | 8'748 | 15'807 | +230 |
| 15 | Wassen | 108% | 5'671 | 8'748 | 15'807 | +230 |
| 16 | Gurtnellen | 110% | 5'721 | 8'823 | 15'931 | +305 |
| 17 | Seelisberg | 110% | 5'721 | 8'823 | 15'931 | +305 |
| 18 | Sisikon | 116% | 5'870 | 9'047 | 16'303 | +529 |
| 19 | Isenthal | 117% | 5'895 | 9'085 | 16'365 | +567 |
| Canton mean (19 municipalities) | 101.8% | 5'517 | 8'518 | 15'426 |
All amounts are the total annual tax burden (cantonal, municipal and federal income tax) for a single person, aged 35, no children, no confession, no wealth, gross salary from employment — calculated with the FTA 2026 tax scales.
Canton mean = unweighted average across all 19 municipalities. Rank 1 = lowest burden; municipalities with the same value follow the order of their tax-rate rank.
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Canton Uri — Key Facts
- Abbreviation
- UR
- Capital
- Altdorf
- Tax year
- 2026
- Cantonal tax rate
- 100 %
- Rank (nationwide)
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- Tax in capital, 80k single
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Cost of Living in Canton Uri
- Ø Health ins. premium
- CHF 309/mo.
- Ø Rent 3 rooms
- CHF 1'077/mo.
- Ø Rent 4 rooms
- CHF 1'288/mo.
Average across 19 municipalities. Health ins.: FOPH data 2026, CHF 2,500 deductible. Rent: cantonal figure, FSO 2020.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Taxes in Uri
How high are taxes in the canton of Uri?
In Altdorf, a single person with a gross salary of CHF 80,000 pays about CHF 8'263 in cantonal, municipal and federal taxes; that is rank 8 of 26 cantonal capitals. The tax rate is 100% for the canton and 95% for the municipality of Altdorf. For married couples, families and other incomes, use the tax calculator.
Which municipalities have the lowest taxes in the canton of Uri?
At a gross salary of CHF 80,000 (single), Schattdorf, Bürglen (UR) and Realp are the cheapest; the most expensive is Isenthal at CHF 9'085. The ranking of all 19 municipalities is shown above on this page.
How is income tax made up in the canton of Uri?
Of the cantonal tax, the municipal tax of the place of residence and the direct federal tax; members of a recognised denomination also pay church tax. The canton and the municipality each levy their tax with their own rate.