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Art. 124 LT

1 E’ imponibile il trasferimento di proprietà immobiliari e qualsiasi negozio giuridico i cui effetti, riguardo al potere di disporre del fondo, sono parificabili, economicamente, a quelli di un trasferimento di proprietà.

2 Sono in particolare imponibili

a) le compravendite immobiliari;

b) le permute;

c) lo scioglimento delle proprietà collettive;

d) le costituzioni a favore di terzi e le alienazioni di diritti di superficie che abbiano il carattere del diritto per sé stante e permanente i cui effetti siano economicamente parificabili a un’alienazione della proprietà;

e) le costituzioni di servitù di diritto privato se limitano lo sfruttamento incondizionato o diminuiscono il valore venale di un fondo in modo duraturo e importante e si fanno dietro versamento di un’indennità;

f) le cessioni successive di diritti, in particolare le cessioni di diritti di compera;

g) gli apporti a una società;

h) le alienazioni di azioni o di quote di società immobiliari o di altre società, se nel patrimonio hanno un valore preponderante i fondi e le partecipazioni a società immobiliari;

i) le espropriazioni formali e materiali.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (12)

80.2019.397 · ti (art. 124 lett. b LT)
Gift Tax Assessment Challenge Involving Debt Assumption and Mixed Donation
Cited in the dispositive (Order 1.2) as the legal basis for subjecting the transaction to real estate gains tax instead of gift tax.
80.2015.77 · ti (art. 124 lit. b LT)
Taxpayer Appeal Against Real Estate Profit Tax on Co-Ownership Exchange Rejected
Cited as the main ground for upholding the tax assessment because the transaction was deemed a taxable exchange (permuta).
80.2002.105 · ti (art. 124 cpv. 2 lett. b LT)
Real Estate Profit Tax on Exchange of Co-ownership Shares in Inherited Properties
This provision establishes the taxability of exchanges (permute), which the court applied to deem the transaction taxable.
80.2001.107 · ti (art. 124 cpv. 1 seconda parte LT)
Appellant v. Tax Authority (Real Estate Gains Tax Exemption for Minority Share Sale)
The court accepted the appeal because the transfer of a 49% share did not constitute the economic alienation of 'disposal power' over the real estate, which is the scope of this provision used to annul the taxation.
80.2000.52 · ti (art. 124 cpv. 2 lett. b LT)
Taxation of Imputed Real Estate Profit in Co-Ownership Exchange with Cash Equalization
The court confirmed the tax office's decision that the transaction was taxable as a property exchange (permuta).
80.2000.53 · ti (art. 124 cpv. 2 lett. b LT)
Taxable Exchange vs. Tax-Deferrable Dissolution of Co-Ownership in Real Estate Swap
The court rejected the appeal, confirming that the transaction was considered a taxable real estate exchange (permuta) under this provision.
80.1997.174 · ti (Art. 124 lett. b LT)
Real Estate Gains Tax on Boundary Rectification Exchange
This provision establishes that the exchange (permuta) is taxed as a double sale, which was the main legal ground for rejecting the appeal challenging the taxability of the exchange.
15.1995.00059 · ti (Art. 124 cpv. 1 LT)
Mortgage Creditor v. Execution Office (Tax Lien Validity)
Cited in the list of articles recalled before judgment, pertaining to cantonal taxes.
80.2000.52 · ti (art. 124 cpv. 2 lett. b LT)
Tax Treatment of Simultaneous Dissolution of Two Co-Ownerships via Share Exchange and Cash Equalization
This article was the primary basis used by the tax authority to qualify the transaction as a taxable property exchange (permuta).
80.2000.53 · ti (art. 124 cpv. 2 lett. b LT)
Taxation of Real Estate Share Exchange Versus Dissolution of Co-Ownership
Cited by the tax authority in the rejected decision and discussed as the main ground for taxing the transaction as a property exchange (permuta).
80.2003.15 · ti (art. 124 cpv. 2 lett. b LT)
Tax Authority v. Land Owners Regarding Real Estate Gains on Property Exchanges Following Communal Estate Dissolution
Cited in the reasoning, it established that exchanges (permute) are taxable events, justifying the rejection of the appeal against the assessment.
80.2022.45 · ti (art. 124 cpv. 2 lett. h LT)
Taxation of Share Sale as Real Estate Alienation Based on Company's Economic Status
Cited to define when the transfer of shares in real estate companies is taxable under cantonal law.