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Solothurn · Bezirk Bucheggberg · BFS commune no. 2464[8]

Coat of arms of Lüsslingen-NennigkofenLüsslingen-Nennigkofen

Left of CHF 100’000CHF 63’304per year, after tax, insurance and rent
Income tax[1]CHF 17’03017.0% of income
Health insurance[3]CHF 590adult, per month
Rent, 2 rooms[4]≈ CHF 1’049per month, estimate
Residents[5]1’1317.9% foreign nationals
Language region[12]Germanmajority main language
Nearest job hub[7]25 minto Solothurn

Single person, gross income CHF 100’000, median insurer, 2-room flat. See how Lüsslingen-Nennigkofen ranks for your household →
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LeuzigenLüterkofen-IchertswilBiberistLohn-AmmannseggBellachSelzach LeuzigenLüterkofen-IchertswilBiberistLohn-AmmannseggBellachSelzach Lüsslingen-Nennigkofen

Lüsslingen-Nennigkofen has 1’131 residents, making it the 70th largest of the 104 communes in the canton of Solothurn.

8% of residents are foreign nationals, below the Swiss average of 28%.

A single person earning CHF 100’000 pays about CHF 17’030 a year in income tax here, less than in 1 of its 6 neighbouring communes.

The median standard adult health insurance premium is CHF 590 a month, above the Swiss median of CHF 564.

The closest of our job hubs by public transport is Solothurn, about 25 minutes away on a weekday morning.

Income tax

Income tax 2026 (federal, cantonal and communal; no church tax) for an employee with gross labour income of…[1]

ProfileCHF 50’000CHF 80’000CHF 100’000CHF 150’000CHF 200’000CHF 300’000
Single, no children5’241
10.5%
12’089
15.1%
17’030
17.0%
31’434
21.0%
48’176
24.1%
83’994
28.0%
Married, single income, no children1’762
3.5%
7’160
8.9%
11’503
11.5%
23’927
16.0%
39’616
19.8%
75’003
25.0%
Married, dual income (70/30), no children1’432
2.9%
6’536
8.2%
10’840
10.8%
22’745
15.2%
36’758
18.4%
71’415
23.8%
Married, single income, 2 children100
0.2%
2’597
3.2%
6’109
6.1%
17’663
11.8%
32’330
16.2%
67’260
22.4%

Tax multipliers 2026: canton 104%, commune 125%. Church tax, if you are a member: Protestant 15%, Roman Catholic 16%.[2]

Health insurance premiums 2027

Monthly basic insurance premium, standard model, single premium region of Solothurn.[3]

Cheapest insurerMedian insurer
Adult (26+), CHF 300 deductible, without accident coverCHF 553CHF 590
Child (0–18), CHF 0 deductible, with accident coverCHF 128CHF 149

Rent

Average monthly net rent (without service charges and heating) paid by tenants, BFS Structural Survey 2023.[4]

FlatCHF/monthBasis
2 rooms
single
≈ CHF 1’049Estimate
3 rooms
couple
≈ CHF 1’208Estimate
4 rooms
family
≈ CHF 1’474Estimate

BFS publishes no rent for this commune, so these are estimates (≈), not measured figures: the canton’s average rent, adjusted for the type of commune. New leases usually cost more than these averages. How rent is estimated

Commute to job hubs

Median door-to-door time by public transport and on foot, weekday departures every minute 07:00–08:30, from the commune's busiest station. Includes waiting for the next departure.[7]

HubMinutes
Solothurn25
Biel/Bienne53
Olten66
Bern68
Aarau76
Neuchâtel78
Delémont89
Thun96

Hubs more than 3 hours away are not listed. Commute to any commune or postcode: Ranking →

Compared with neighbouring communes

Single person, gross income CHF 100’000: income tax per year and median adult premium per month (CHF).

CommuneTax CHF/yr[1]Premium CHF/mo[3]Population[5]
Lohn-Ammannsegg15’6195902’940
Selzach15’8865903’750
Lüterkofen-Ichertswil16’029590923
Biberist17’0105909’531
Bellach17’0105905’632
Lüsslingen-Nennigkofen17’0305901’131
LeuzigenBE17’6655921’377

Population

Residents1’131[5]
Foreign nationals7.9%
Aged 0–1920.8%
Aged 20–6458.4%
Aged 65+20.9%
Area7.81 km²[6]

Sources

  1. Source: Federal Tax Administration (FTA/ESTV), tax burden statistics 2026. Tax burden in the communes, tax year 2026; reference date tax year 2026; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  2. Source: Federal Tax Administration (FTA/ESTV), tax multipliers 2026. Tax multipliers (income tax), tax year 2026; reference date tax year 2026; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  3. Source: Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH), health insurance premiums 2027. Health insurance premiums 2027 (mandatory basic insurance); reference date 2027 premiums (published Sept 2026); downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  4. Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO/BFS), Structural Survey 2023. Average rent by number of rooms (Structural Survey 2023); reference date 2023 (Structural Survey); downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  5. Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO/BFS), STATPOP 2025. Permanent resident population (STATPOP) 2025; reference date 2025-12-31; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  6. © swisstopo. swissBOUNDARIES3D (swissboundaries3d_2026-01); reference date 2026-01-01; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  7. Timetable: opentransportdata.swiss; walking network © OpenStreetMap contributors. Public transport commute to job hubs (computed); reference date timetable fahrplan-2026-gtfs2020, 2026-11-03 07:00–08:30; downloaded 2026-11-02. Licence.
  8. Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO/BFS), Swiss official commune register. Swiss official commune register (historicized); reference date 2026-11-03; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  9. Wikimedia Commons. Coats of arms of Swiss communes; reference date 2026-11-03; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  10. Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO/BFS), language regions. Language regions (Structural Survey 2016–2020); reference date 2016–2020; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.

Coat of arms: Luesslingen-Nennigkofen-Blazono.png, DidiWeidmann, Public domain. Shown to identify the commune; Vicinus is not affiliated with it.