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Digital Utility Billing for Swiss Landlords

Create accurate utility bills – export as PDF and send directly to your tenants. Following Swiss tenancy law.

The problem with manual billing

✕Hours of spreadsheet work at year-end
✕Error-prone calculations across multiple tenants
✕Billing pushed back year after year
✕Hard to find receipts when tenants dispute

How it works with ImmoManage

1

Track costs throughout the year

Enter heating, caretaking, water and other costs directly in ImmoManage – categorized by admissibility.

2

Set the distribution key

By floor area, by occupants or custom – ImmoManage automatically calculates each tenant's share.

3

Generate PDF and send

ImmoManage creates a professional bill that you send directly via the tenant portal.

See the solution for private landlords →

Legal basis: CO Art. 257a–257b

In Switzerland, only contractually agreed and actually incurred costs may be charged. Billing is required at least once a year (Art. 4 of the Swiss tenancy ordinance, VMWG); claims expire after five years. ImmoManage guides you through allowable items and reminds you once a billing period is closed.

Full guide: Utility billing in Switzerland →

Frequently asked questions

Which costs can I charge? +

Heating, hot water, common area electricity, caretaking, waste disposal, garden and elevator – if contractually agreed.

By when must the utility bill reach the tenant? +

The law sets no fixed deadline, but requires annual billing (Art. 4 VMWG). In practice, around six months after the end of the billing period is customary. ImmoManage reminds you automatically once the period closes.

Must I attach receipts? +

Not required, but tenants can request to inspect them (CO Art. 257b). ImmoManage stores all receipts digitally.

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