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Art. 52 Bundesgesetz vom 14. Dezember 1990 über die Harmonisierung der direkten Steuern der Kantone und Gemeinden (StHG) - Rechnungsfehler und Schreibversehen
StHG; Fünfter Titel: Verfahrensrecht; 3. Kapitel: Änderungen rechtskräftiger Verfügungen und Entscheide
Art. 52 StHG · Rechnungsfehler und Schreibversehen
Rechnungsfehler und Schreibversehen in rechtskräftigen Verfügungen und Entscheiden können innert fünf Jahren nach der Eröffnung auf Antrag oder von Amtes wegen von der Behörde berichtigt werden, der sie unterlaufen sind.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (6)
B.2021.165 · sg (Art. 52 StHG)
Tax Authority Correction of Clerical Error in Tax Assessment Upheld
The court confirmed the decision based on the conditions for correction of official errors in legally binding decisions, referencing the harmonisation law equivalent.
B.2021.165 · sg (Art. 52 StHG)
Tax Assessment Correction Due to Clerical Error in Transposition
The court's analysis concerning rectifiable errors in final decisions is based on this article, which mirrors Art. 198 StG.
I.1.2020.257 · sg (Art. 52 StHG)
Administrative Review Commission Upholds Tax Assessment Correction for Clerical Error in Data Entry
Cited in relation to the legal provision governing the correction of clerical errors, which served as the basis for upholding the correction.
I.1.2020.257 · sg (Art. 52 StHG)
Administrative Appeal Commission Upholds Tax Assessment Correction for Clerical Data Entry Error
Cited alongside Art. 198 Abs. 1 StG as the parallel provision governing the correction of clerical errors under federal law, which supports the decision regarding the state and communal taxes.
SB.2014.00110 · zh (Art. 52 StHG)
Taxpayer Appeal for Retroactive Amendment of Tax Assessments Denied Due to Untimely Revision Claim and Lack of Assessment Error
This article is cited in the list of legal norms, relating to the conditions for correction or revision of tax assessments.
SB.2009.00073 · zh (Art. 52 StHG)
Tax Repayment for Double Withholding Tax Refund
Used in relation to the court's decision on the matter.