Legislator Giurisprudenza & Legislazione

Art. 20 LT

1 È imponibile il reddito da sostanza immobiliare, segnatamente

a) i proventi dalla locazione, dall’affitto, dall’usufrutto o da altro godimento;

b) il valore locativo di immobili o di parti di essi, che il contribuente ha a disposizione per uso proprio in forza del suo diritto di proprietà o di un usufrutto ottenuto a titolo gratuito;

c) i proventi da contratti di superficie;

d) i proventi dall’estrazione di ghiaia, sabbia o altri elementi costitutivi del suolo.

2 Il valore locativo, tenuto conto della promozione dell’accesso alla proprietà e della previdenza personale, è stabilito al 60 - 70 per cento del valore di mercato delle pigioni. Per il suo calcolo è possibile considerare in modo adeguato il valore della stima ufficiale. [56]

3 La riduzione di cui al capoverso 2 è ammessa solo per gli immobili utilizzati come residenza primaria. [57]

4 ... [58]

[56] Cpv. modificato dalla L 6.12.2000; in vigore dal 1.1.2001 - BU 2001, 8.

[57] Cpv. modificato dalla L 18.10.2021; in vigore dal 1.1.2022 - BU 2021, 409; precedente modifica: BU 2009, 84.

[58] Cpv. annullato dalla sentenza del 4 agosto 2022 del Tribunale federale; in vigore dal 4.8.2022 - BU 2022, 205 e BU 2021, 240.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (90)

80.2024.129 · ti (art. 20 cpv. 1 lett. b LT)
Taxpayer Challenge to Imputed Rental Value and Dependent Deduction
Cited in the reasoning section to establish the legal basis for taxing the rental value of owner-occupied property.
80.2024.129 · ti (art. 20 cpv. 2 LT)
Taxpayer Challenge to Imputed Rental Value and Dependent Deduction
Cited in the reasoning section to define the applicable range (60-70%) for calculating the rental value based on market value in the Canton.
80.2020.59 · ti (art. 20 cpv. 2 LT)
Taxpayer Appeal of 2014 Income and Wealth Tax Assessment Regarding Imputed Rental Value and Deductions
Applied to reform the imputed rental value, setting it between 60-70% of market rent for the primary residence.
80.2023.58 · ti (art. 20 cpv. 1 lett. b LT)
Tax Assessment Appeal Regarding Marital Separation and Income Exclusion
Cited in the reasoning establishing that the rental value of the primary residence constitutes taxable income for the spouse occupying it.
80.2022.56 · ti (Art. 20 cpv. 1 lett. c LT)
Taxability of Capital Gains from Sale of Significant Participation - Timing of Transposition Event
Cited in the reasoning that supports the application of the deemed transaction rules confirmed in the dispositive, despite not being in the final orders directly.
80.2022.10 · ti (art. 20 cpv. 1 lett. b LT)
Taxation of Imputed Rental Value and Wealth Based on Right of Habitation
This provision establishes the taxability of the rental value of real estate available for personal use through property rights or gratuitous usufruct, which justifies the rejection of the appeal regarding income tax.
80.2020.230 · ti (Art. 20 cpv. 1 lett. b LT)
Tax Assessment Appeal: Imputed Rental Value, Architectural Fees, and Lease Deduction Recalculation
Cited as the basis for taxing income from real estate, specifically the rental value of property available for personal use, although ultimately the appeal on this point was rejected.
80.2020.54 · ti (Art. 20 cpv. 1 lett. b LT)
Tax Assessment Appeal: Income, Wealth, Deductions, and Evidentiary Issues
Cited in the reasoning regarding the annulment and remand concerning the rental value determination, which is the basis for order 1.2.
80.2020.54 · ti (Art. 20 cpv. 2 LT)
Tax Assessment Appeal: Income, Wealth, Deductions, and Evidentiary Issues
Cited in the reasoning regarding the annulment and remand concerning the rental value determination, which is the basis for order 1.2.
80.2019.382 · ti (art. 20 cpv. 1 LT)
Tax Assessment Appeal: Renovation Tax Exemption, Meal Deductions, and Dependency Support
Cited in the reasoning that leads to the partial acceptance of the appeal regarding the property value tax.
80.2019.283 · ti (art. 20 cpv. 2 LT)
Taxpayers v. Tax Authority: Deductibility of Renovation Costs and Property Valuation
Cited by the appellants regarding the reduced tax assessment for primary residences, which is a point of contention in the remand regarding locative value.
80.2019.111 · ti (Art. 20 cpv. 1 LT)
Taxation of Rental Value Despite Claims of Vacancy or Renovation
This provision establishes that the rental value of property available for self-use is taxable income, forming the basis for rejecting the appeal concerning the rental value.
80.2019.197 · ti (art. 20 cpv. 1 LT)
Taxpayer Appeal on Limited Tax Liability, Imputed Rental Value, and Asset Valuation
Cited in the reasoning regarding the taxation of rental value (valore locativo), which was rejected in the final order.
80.2019.276 · ti (Art. 20 cpv. 1 lett. b LT)
Taxpayer Challenge to Imputed Rental Income Valuation Based on Official Property Assessment
This provision establishes that the imputed rental value of owner-occupied property is taxable income under Cantonal Law.
80.2019.276 · ti (Art. 20 cpv. 2 LT)
Taxpayer Challenge to Imputed Rental Income Valuation Based on Official Property Assessment
The court's decision to annul the previous ruling was based on the established principles for calculating the imputed rental value under Cantonal Law.