Art. 35 Automobilsteuergesetz (AStG) - Beschwerde gegen Sicherstellungsverfügungen

66/2003/31 · sh (Art. 35 Abs. 2 aStG)

Taxation Based on Expenditure and Wealth Valuation Criteria

This provision dictated the method for valuing shares (using the inner value) in the absence of regular quotations, which was used to determine the asset value.

AGVE.2001.87 · ag (§ 35 Abs. 1 aStG)

Deductibility of Legal Fees for Pillar 3a Pension Payout

This provision excludes special deductions and tax-free amounts from the annual tax, but it does not exclude expenses necessary for earning the income, as covered by § 24 aStG.

RV.2001.50116 · ag (§ 35 Abs. 1 aStG)

Deductibility of Legal Fees for Pension Payouts and Employment Disputes

Used to exclude certain deductions and tax-free amounts when calculating annual tax, but not expenses under § 24 aStG.

RV.1999.50075 · ag (§ 35 Abs. 2 aStG)

Deductibility of Legal Fees for Pension Payout and Definition of Self-Employment

Cited to determine the tax-free amount deductible from the capital payment received from Pillar 3a.

SB.2000.00012 · zh (§ 35 aStG)

Bankruptcy Sale Triggering Supplementary Wealth Tax Assessment

This provision is cited in the general context of the governing law, but it is not explicitly used in the final orders section (which is not fully provided, but based on the final order summary, only costs might apply if any). Assuming the overall decision is an 'Abweisung' (dismissal) and the cited norms pertain to the substantive review, I must check the dispositive. Since the provided text only shows the background and reasoning summary ending in 'Abweisung' without numbered orders, and only procedural/cost articles are used if substantive ones are not in the final order, I must infer based on the available rules hierarchy.