Re:The integrated timetable of Switzerland
by doctor_lollipop on Monday June 20, 2022 @02:53PM
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Would you mind sharing your numbers? I recently tried to figure out how much my car costs me but it was less than half of your 10'000, so I'm wondering - either I missed something, or you have a rather expensive car.
Re:The integrated timetable of Switzerland
by CaptainZapp on Tuesday June 21, 2022 @01:59AM
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If you take the deductable tax rate per kilometer, which is 70 Rappen[0], and assume 15000 kilometers a year you get 10'500 Francs per year
If you Google the question you find a variety of answers, but I think looking at it from the tax man's perspective is a good start.
I agree that the cost nay vary, but it can also be significantly higher than 1K per month, depending on the model of car, yearly kilometers and your risk from an insurance perspective.
[0] That's the rate you can deduct from your taxable income per kilometer if you use a private car for work purposes.
Re:The integrated timetable of Switzerland
by doctor_lollipop on Tuesday June 21, 2022 @07:45AM
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Thanks, that clarifies things. The number makes sense as a rough average (which would make sense for the taxes), calling it a 'minimum' was what confused me a little.
A first class Generalabonnement is virtually half the price of that.
So, no. It's certainly not cheaper to drive.