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Uri Inheritance Tax Forms & Deadlines

Uri Inheritance Tax — Forms, Deadlines & Where to File (2025)

Last updated: 15 Nov 2025

Uri Inheritance Tax — Forms & Deadlines

Official links, filing portals, addresses and due dates for the Canton of Uri’s inheritance tax (Erbschaftssteuer). This page is part of the Uri Inheritance Tax Hub.

Service notice: Swiss inheritance tax services are delivered by Sesch TaxRep GmbH, Buchs SG (Switzerland).

Official pages & forms

Use the links below to access Uri’s current inheritance/gift tax resources. We keep the hub updated; always check the official page for the latest versions.

  • Inheritance tax overview: (see the official link list maintained on this site’s hub; updated periodically)
  • Declaration / return forms: Beneficiary or executor filing — downloadable PDF or online portal where available.
  • Gift tax forms: For lifetime transfers subject to cantonal gift tax.
  • Powers of attorney & attachments: Representation, valuation reports, land register extracts.

For consolidated pointers and deep links, refer to the Uri hub and the service page above.

Deadlines & extensions

  • Standard due date: Typically set by assessment letter following notification to the tax office after death or taxable transfer.
  • Notification: Executors/beneficiaries should notify the Uri tax office promptly to trigger issuance of filing instructions.
  • Extensions: Usually available on written request before the due date; interest/penalties may apply for late filing or payment.
  • Installments: Payment in tranches may be available upon request; interest rules apply.

Keep copies of any extension approvals and note revised due dates to avoid default assessments.

Who files & where

Who files: The executor/administrator (Willensvollstrecker) or beneficiaries as required by the case setup. Nonresident estates owning Uri‑situs assets (esp. real estate) may need a Uri filing even if the main estate is settled elsewhere.

ScenarioUri filing?Notes
All parties domiciled in UriYesFull local filing.
Decedent domiciled outside Uri, Uri real estateYes (situs)Local filing limited to Uri‑situs assets.
Nonresident estate with only intangibles in UriUsually noMost intangibles follow domicile; verify facts.

Required documents (checklist)

  • Death certificate and succession certificate (Erbbescheinigung).
  • Will, codicils, and any inheritance contracts (Erbvertrag).
  • Asset & liability inventory at date of death; bank and portfolio statements.
  • Real estate: land register extract, valuation/appraisal, rental statements.
  • Business interests: financial statements, valuation report, partnership/shareholder agreements.
  • Gifts within lookback period, with documentation.
  • IDs and addresses of beneficiaries; powers of attorney if represented.

Payment methods

  • Bank transfer / QR-bill: Use the reference on the assessment.
  • Online portal: Where available, pay via the canton’s e-service account.
  • Installments / deferral: Request in writing with liquidity justification.

Addresses & contact

See the current contact details and e-government portal via the hub’s official links. Keep correspondence reference numbers consistent across submissions.

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FAQs

What is the usual due date for filing?

Set by the Uri tax office in its notice. If you have not received a notice, contact the office and request filing instructions.

Can I request an extension online?

In many cases yes; otherwise submit a written request before the original due date. Keep the approval for your records.

Who pays the tax — estate or beneficiary?

Uri applies an inheritance tax borne by each beneficiary on their share, subject to exemptions/allowances.

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