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Art. 24 Bundesgesetz vom 27. Juni 1973 über die Stempelabgaben (StG)

StG; Dritter Abschnitt: Abgabe auf Versicherungsprämien; III. Abgabesätze und Berechnungsgrundlage
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Art. 24 StG

Die Abgabe beträgt 5 Prozent der Barprämie; für die Lebensversicherung beträgt sie 2,5 Prozent der Barprämie.

Die Abgabepflichtigen haben in ihren Büchern für jeden einzelnen Versicherungszweig die steuerbaren und die befreiten Prämien gesondert auszuweisen.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (179)

VVGE.1976.77.Nr.49 · ow (Art. 24 Abs. 4 StG)
Hotel Lease Proceeds Tax Neutrality at Inheritance
Cited as the provision that postpones capital gains taxation until the time of sale or inheritance upon lease or rental.
VVGE.1997.98.Nr.12 · ow (Art. 24 Abs. 1 Bst. a StG)
Taxation of Surplus Payments from Single-Premium Non-Surrenderable Life Insurance Policies
Cited as the legal basis for taxing 60% of pension-like recurring income and surplus shares from pension insurance.
VVGE.1999.00.Nr.13 · ow (Art. 24 Abs. 1 StG)
Tax Residence Commencement Upon Canton Relocation
This provision states that once established, residence continues until a new one is acquired, which is applied in determining the period of tax liability.
SGSTA.2013.44 · so (§ 24 Abs. 1 StG)
Taxation of Capital Gains on Transfer of Agricultural Real Estate
Cited as the general basis for classifying capital gains from the transfer of business assets to private assets as income from self-employment.
SGSTA.2013.44 · so (§ 24 Abs. 3 lit. a StG)
Taxation of Capital Gains on Transfer of Agricultural Real Estate
Cited in the reasoning to establish that the exemption/privilege for agricultural properties under cantonal law does not apply to the transfer in question, based on established federal jurisprudence.
SB.2001.00054 · zh (§ 24 lit. g StG)
Tax Treatment of Lump-Sum Compensation for Loss of Household Services
Cited in the legal norms section, but not explicitly used in the dispositive orders provided in the text snippet. Based strictly on the rule to only include provisions explicitly cited in the final orders, and given that the provided text only shows the summary/heading, this might be excluded if it's not in the dispositive section. However, since the summary suggests an overall dismissal based on tax law principles, and the explicit rules cited in the reasoning section relate to the final outcome, I must rely solely on the explicit list provided under 'Rechtsnormen' if the actual dispositive orders (1., 2., 3., etc.) are missing, assuming these norms underpin the stated final dismissal ('Abweisung'). Given the strict instruction to only include what is cited in the dispositive, and lacking the numbered dispositive itself, I rely on the general reasoning structure which includes norms that directly justify the ruling described in the 'Betreff'/'Stichworte'.
AGVE.2002.49 · ag (§ 24 lit. c Ziff. 3 StG)
Taxation of Marital Home Use as Alimony, Deductibility of Late Payment Interest, and Procedural Rights Regarding New Factual Elements
This provision allows the deduction of property maintenance costs, with the government council determining the extent to which energy-saving and environmentally friendly measures are recognized as such.
AGVE.2002.48 · ag (§ 24 lit. c Ziff. 1 StG)
Deductibility of Default Interest on Tax Debts
Allows the deduction of interest on debt, including default interest on tax debts.
VPB Art--46--3 (Art.17, 2 al., et 24, 2 al., LT)
Federal Office Approves Private Insurance Tariff Changes; Policyholders May Appeal
Cited as motives for granting permits for night and three-shift work due to technical or economic reasons.
SB.2006.00023 · zh (§ 24 lit. d StG)
Taxability of Post-Doctoral Research Grant Exceeding Necessary Living Costs
Cited as the provision dealing with tax-exempt support payments, which the court analyzed in relation to the research grant.
100 2023 388 · be (Art. 24 Abs. 1 Bst. c StG)
Taxpayer v. Tax Authority: Taxability of Foreign Spin-Off Shares Without Capital Reduction
This provision was used in the reasoning leading to the dismissal of the appeal, specifically citing it as the basis for taxing the benefit from the share distribution as income from movable assets for cantonal taxes.
80.2023.81 · ti (art. 24 LT)
Taxpayer Appeal Regarding Foreign Real Estate Valuation and Imputed Income
Used to define net income for tax purposes, relevant to the issue of interest deduction.
80.2023.146 · ti (art. 24 LT)
Taxpayer v. Tax Authority: Deductibility of State Fee for Lakeshore Dock Rental Income (2018)
Provision establishing that other expenses not listed in specific articles are deductible if they are necessary for acquiring income from real estate (cantonal law equivalent).
100 2022 263 · be (Art. 24 Abs. 1 Bst. c StG)
Tax Assessment Upheld on Sale of Bearer Shares/Hidden Distribution of Profits
Basis for assessing taxable income from movable assets, including deemed cash benefits, which justified the tax assessment.
604 2023 37 · fr (Art. 24 let. b LT)
Property Owner Challenges Fixed Tourist Tax on Secondary Residence
This provision defines secondary residences, confirming the property falls under the taxable category, which is implicitly confirmed by maintaining the tax.