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Art. 6 Décret relatif au paiement de l'impôt de succession et de donation au moyen de biens culturels

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Art. 6 Décret relatif au paiement de l'impôt de succession et de donation au moyen de biens culturels

1 Au terme de la procédure d'examen, l'Office de la culture établit un rapport comprenant la liste et la nature des biens culturels retenus ainsi que leur valeur.

2 Le rapport est communiqué à l'assujetti, à qui un délai de trente jours est accordé pour prendre position. Sans réponse de sa part dans le délai imparti, l'Office de la culture lui fixe un nouveau délai à l'échéance duquel, s'il garde le silence, il est réputé rejeter les conclusions de l'Office de la culture. La demande de l'assujetti ou la proposition du Service des contributions est classée sans autre suite.

3 En cas de désaccord entre l'Office de la culture et l'assujetti au sujet de la valeur des biens ou d'éventuelles conditions posées par l'Office de la culture, le Gouvernement désigne une personne chargée de conduire les pourparlers de conciliation entre l'Office de la culture et l'assujetti. Si le désaccord subsiste, la demande de l'assujetti ou la proposition du Service des contributions est classée sans autre suite.

4 En cas d'accord entre l'assujetti et l'Office de la culture, ce dernier transmet la proposition au Service des contributions.

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VVGE.2011.13.Nr.44 · ow (Art. 3, 5 und 6 DBG)
Swiss Social Security Pensions Taxable in Italy, Not Switzerland
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VVGE.2011.13.Nr.44 · ow (Art. 6 Abs. 1 DBG)
Swiss Social Security Pensions Taxable in Italy, Not Switzerland
Cited to define unlimited tax liability based on personal affiliation.
VVGE.2011.13.Nr.44 · ow (Art. 6 Abs. 2 DBG)
Swiss Social Security Pensions Taxable in Italy, Not Switzerland
Cited to specify that tax liability is limited to income taxable in Switzerland.
VPB 1993-11-16 (Art. 6, 4e alinéa, LIFD)
Swiss Federal Ordinances and Regulations: Amendments, Taxation, Foreign Workers, and Sanctions
Cited as a basis for determining tax liability for individuals residing abroad and working for Swiss public entities.
A/4451/2022 · ge (art. 6 al. 2 LIFD)
Taxation of Cross-Border Employee Income Under Switzerland-France DTA
Cited as the basis for limited tax liability concerning the revenue from gainful employment.
B.2023.246.B.2023.2 · sg (Art. 6 Abs. 1 DBG)
Taxation of Income from Liechtenstein Partnership: No Foreign Permanent Establishment or Independent Services Exemption
Cited in the dispositive as the basis for denying the attribution of income to a foreign permanent establishment.
A/97/2024 · ge (art. 6 al. 3 3ème phr. LIFD)
Taxation of Relocated Individuals: Deduction of Prior Foreign Losses and Depreciation
The court addressed the request to consider past foreign losses for determining the tax rate in 2021, which is the core subject of the appeal's first point.
80.2023.141 · ti (art. 6'500.– per l’IFD)
Taxpayer v. Tax Authority: Dependent Deduction for Incapacitated Cohabiting Partner
The amount of the allowed deduction for the Federal Direct Tax (IFD) is stipulated in order 1 (§) as a consequence of admitting the appeal, corresponding to the maximum deduction under Art. 35 LIFD.
80.2022.259 · ti (Art. 6 capoverso 3 LIFD)
Swiss Tax Authority v. Foreign Entity (Loss Carry-Forward After Cross-Border Merger)
Cited as the method (objective method) that guarantees the necessary attribution of latent reserves to Switzerland for the maintenance of tax liability.
2020 · zh (Art. 6 Abs. 3 DBG)
Taxpayer Deduction of Foreign LLC Losses and Child Care Expenses
Mentioned in the reasoning section concerning the permanent rule for carry-forward/set-off of foreign business surpluses under federal law.
I.1.2021.26.und.27 · sg (Art. 6 Abs. 1 und 3 DBG)
Taxpayer's Permanent Establishment in Liechtenstein for 2019 Income Tax
Cited in the text preamble; their principles are applied analogously to justify the outcome for the direct federal tax.
I.1.2021.26.und.27 · sg (Art. 6 Abs. 1 und 3 DBG)
Swiss Resident v. Tax Authority (Liechtenstein Permanent Establishment)
These articles are cited as analogous to Art. 15 Abs. 1 StG concerning the restriction of tax liability due to a permanent establishment abroad, applied in the context of the federal direct tax.
FI.2021.0035 · vd (Art. 6 al. 2 LIFD)
Taxpayer v. Tax Authority Regarding Withholding Tax Reimbursement for Algerian Resident
This provision was cited in the reasoning regarding the scope of economic attachment but not explicitly in the dispositive (Orders I-III).
80.2020.217 · ti (art. 6 cpv. 1 e art. 7 LIFD)
Swiss Taxation of Liquidation Surplus Upon Company Transformation
Cited in the reasoning (Point 2.1) to establish the general principle of taxation, but not used in the final orders.
80.2020.217 · ti (art. 6 cpv. 3 LIFD)
Swiss Taxation of Liquidation Surplus Upon Company Transformation
Cited in the reasoning (Point 2.1) to establish jurisdiction rules, but not used in the final orders.