ATAS/870/2005 · Art. 66 al. 1 LTF

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Property Tax Assessment Challenge and Valuation Burden of Proof

Numéro de cause ATAS/870/2005

Autorité / Tribunal Cour de Justice (Cour civile) · Chambre des assurances sociales

Juridiction

Suisse · Canton de Genève (CH-GE)

Date de la décision 2005-10-14

Issue du litige Rejeté (Dismissed)

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The situation involved a challenge to a property tax assessment, where the petitioner claimed the valuation was excessive and disproportionate to comparable properties, violating constitutional guarantees. The court reasoned that the burden of proving an assessment was illegal or erroneous rests on the taxpayer, and while evidence showed some disparity in valuation ratios, the petitioner failed to demonstrate that the assessment made was so arbitrary or unreasonable as to violate due process or equal protection, particularly as the taxing authority provided a mechanism for review that was utilized.

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Art. 66 al. 1 LTF; Property Tax Assessment Challenge and Valuation Burden of Proof: The court reasoned that the burden of proving an assessment was illegal or erroneous rests on the taxpayer, and while evidence showed some disparity in valuation ratios, the petitioner failed to demonstrate that the assessment made was so arbitrary or unreasonable as to violate due process or equal protection, particularly as the taxing authority provided a mechanism for review that was utilized.

Mots-clés

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estimation fiscale immobilière fardeau de la preuve du contribuable appréciation arbitraire des preuves autorité fiscale procédure d'estimation révision de taxation