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Art. 5 Décret relatif au paiement de l'impôt de succession et de donation au moyen de biens culturels

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Art. 5 Décret relatif au paiement de l'impôt de succession et de donation au moyen de biens culturels

1 Le Service des contributions transmet la demande de l'assujetti (art. 3) ou sa proposition, acceptée par l'assujetti (art. 4), à l'Office de la culture.

2 L'Office de la culture examine si les biens culturels proposés en paiement présentent une haute valeur artistique, historique ou scientifique et se prononce au sujet de leur valeur.

3 Au besoin, l'Office de la culture requiert l'avis d'experts. Il soumet le devis des frais d'expertise à l'assujetti pour approbation. En cas de silence ou de refus, il classe la demande sans suite.

4 Les frais d'expertise sont à charge par moitié de l'assujetti et de l'Etat. En cas de silence de l'assujetti et de classement sans suite de la demande (art. 6, al. 2), les frais d'expertise sont entièrement à charge de l'assujetti.

5 Le contribuable qui souhaite acquitter l'impôt au moyen de biens culturels ou qui accepte ce mode de paiement est tenu de permettre à l'Office de la culture d'accéder aux biens en cause.

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SB.2007.00078 · zh (Art. 5 Abs. 1 lit. a DBG)
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SB.2007.00078 · zh (Art. 5 Abs. 1 lit. a DBG)
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This provision establishes the basis for taxation by economic attachment, which was central to the court's finding regarding the tax liability of the non-resident employee.
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Taxpayer Commuter Status and Vehicle Expense Deductibility
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A/4451/2022 · ge (art. 5 al. 1 let. a LIFD)
Taxation of Cross-Border Employee Income Under Switzerland-France DTA
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A/4451/2022 · ge (art. 5 al. 1 let. a LIFD)
French Resident vs. Swiss Tax Authority on Double Taxation Treaty Application
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FI.2022.0067 · vd (art. 5 al. 1 let. a LIFD)
Taxpayers' Appeal Against Ex Officio Tax Assessment Upheld Due to Failure to Cooperate and Insufficient Evidence of Waived Salary Income
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A/3069/2020 · ge (art. 5 al. 1 let. a LIFD)
Geneva Real Estate Transactions Establishing Limited Tax Liability
This article, read in conjunction with Art. 4 al. 2 let. a LHID, addresses the limited tax liability for gainful activity within the canton.
FI.2021.0035 · vd (Art. 5 al. 1 let. e LIFD)
Taxpayer v. Tax Authority Regarding Withholding Tax Reimbursement for Algerian Resident
This provision was cited in the reasoning to define the scope of taxation but not explicitly in the dispositive (Orders I-III).
FI.2018.0134 · vd (art. 5 al. 1 let. a LIFD)
Tax Domicile Dispute Based on Employment and Shared Residence
Cited in reasoning regarding economic attachment for non-residents.
SB.2018.00083 · zh (Art. 5 Abs. I lit. a DBG)
Withholding Tax Liability in Chain Personnel Leasing
This provision establishes the tax liability of the employees in the Canton of Zurich due to personal or economic connection, which justifies the withholding tax.
SB.2018.00143 · zh (Art. 5 Abs. I lit. a DBG)
Swiss Taxation of Foreign Resident with Zurich Property and Economic Ties
Basis for taxing individuals without a tax domicile or residence in Switzerland due to economic ties (employment).
SB.2018.00143 · zh (Art. 5 Abs. I lit. b DBG)
Swiss Taxation of Foreign Resident with Zurich Property and Economic Ties
Basis for taxing individuals without a tax domicile or residence in Switzerland due to economic ties (management of legal entities).
A/1471/2018 · ge (art. 5 al. 1 let. a LIFD)
Swiss Taxation of French Resident Employee Exceeding 183-Day Threshold
This provision, cited alongside the CDI rule, establishes the internal Swiss law basis for taxing income from an economic link (lucrative activity) in Geneva.