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Art. 67 LT

1 Costituiscono utile netto imponibile

a) il saldo del conto profitti e perdite, epurato dal riporto dell’anno precedente;

b) tutti i prelevamenti fatti prima del calcolo del saldo del conto profitti e perdite e non destinati alla copertura di spese giustificate e riconosciute dall’uso commerciale, in particolare

- le spese di fabbricazione, di acquisizione e di miglioramento di immobilizzi;

- gli ammortamenti e gli accantonamenti non giustificati dall’uso commerciale;

- i versamenti sul capitale proprio mediante risorse della persona giuridica, sempre che non provengano da riserve imposte come utile;

- le distribuzioni palesi o dissimulate di utili e le prestazioni a terzi non giustificate dall’uso commerciale;

c) i ricavi non accreditati al conto profitti e perdite, compresi gli utili in capitale, di liquidazione e di rivalutazione, riservato l’articolo 73 ; [165]

d) gli interessi sul capitale proprio occulto e sugli altri debiti non comprovati. [166]

2 Gli utili conseguiti mediante alienazione o rivalutazione di immobili sono imponibili fino a concorrenza delle spese di investimento.

3 L’utile netto imponibile delle persone giuridiche che non tengono un conto profitti e perdite è determinato applicando per analogia il capoverso 1.

4 Le prestazioni che imprese miste di interesse pubblico procurano in modo preponderante a persone a loro vicine devono essere stimate al valore di mercato, al loro prezzo di costo aumentato di un margine adeguato o al loro prezzo di vendita finale diminuito di un margine di utile adeguato; il risultato di ciascuna impresa è adattato di conseguenza.

[165] Lett. modificata dalla L 4.11.2019; in vigore dal 1.1.2020 - BU 2020, 7; precedente modifica: BU 2001, 8.

[166] Lett. modificata dalla L 6.12.2000; in vigore dal 1.1.2001 - BU 2001, 8.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (33)

80.2023.155 · ti (Art. 67 cpv. 1 LT)
Taxpayer Appeal on Physiotherapy Practice Income Assessment Upheld Due to Disallowed Rental Costs, Depreciation, and Vehicle Expenses
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the determination of taxable net profit, but not explicitly in the final orders.
80.2019.160 · ti (Art. 67 cpv. 1 LT)
Tax Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Interest and Unsubstantiated Liabilities
Cited as a legal basis for the taxation of undistributed profits related to hidden profit distributions (Art. 58 lett. b being mentioned alongside it in the reasoning for the 2014 decision).
80.2020.81 · ti (art. 67 cpv. 1 LT)
Taxpayers v. Tax Authority: Property Maintenance Deductions and Securities Loss Amortization
This article was cited in the reasoning regarding the determination of taxable net income based on the profit and loss account.
80.2020.178 · ti (art. 67 cpv. 1 LT)
Taxpayer Appeals Reassessment of Low-Interest Shareholder Loans
Cited in the reasoning section as the cantonal equivalent to Art. 58 (1) LIFD regarding taxable net profit, which is the basis for the dispute.
80.2020.182 · ti (Art. 67 cpv. 1 LT)
Taxpayer Liquidation v. Tax Assessment Regarding Asset Sale Proceeds Allocation
The appeal was rejected, and this article was cited in the reasoning when discussing disguised profit distributions which formed the basis of the tax assessment upheld by the rejection.
80.2018.38 · ti (Art. 67 cpv. 1 LT)
Company Tax Assessment Upheld Due to Disguised Profit Distribution and Disallowed Personal Use Deductions
The appeal was rejected because the substantive basis for determining taxable net profit, which includes hidden distributions of profit, was confirmed.
80.2017.293 · ti (Art. 67 cpv. 1 LT)
Company v. Tax Authority: Disguised Profit Distribution v. Share Contribution Loss Deduction
Cited in the reasoning on the principle of derivation of the tax balance from the commercial balance, which underpins the rejection of the appeal's grounds.
80.2017.12 · ti (Art. 67 cpv. 1 LT)
Taxpayer Appeal on Non-Deductible Expenses and Deemed Profit Distributions Upheld
Cited as part of the legal framework for the cantonal tax, which justifies the grounds for upholding the tax adjustments regarding imputed profits/withdrawals.
80.2016.237 · ti (Art. 67 cpv. 1 LT)
Tax Assessment Appeal on Undisclosed Cash and Deemed Income
Cited regarding the definition of net taxable profit for legal entities, relevant to determining the basis for assessing profit distributions.
80.2016.88 · ti (Art. 67 LT)
Tax Provision for Unbinding Restructuring Plan Denied
Cited in connection with Art. 100 LT to establish that profits earned in a tax period must be subjected to tax in that period.
80.2014.190 · ti (art. 67 cpv. 1 LT)
Company Appeals Tax Assessment Based on Hypothetical Balance Sheet
Cited in the reasoning leading to the ground for accepting the appeal, concerning the taxable profit calculation for legal entities.
80.2011.24 · ti (art. 67 cpv. 1 LT)
Shareholder Purchase of Parking Spaces: Disguised Profit Distribution Valuation
This provision was cited in the reasoning section (1.1) as the basis for determining net taxable profit, including hidden distributions of profit, which is the subject of the case, although it wasn't explicitly used in the dispositive orders 1-4.
80.2008.112 · ti (art. 67 cpv. 1 lett. b LT)
Corporation v. Tax Authority: Disallowance of Foreign Commission Expenses
This provision was cited in the reasoning section establishing the legal basis for disallowing deductions, which underpins the final decision to reject the appeal (Order 1).
80.2007.156 · ti (Art. 67 cpv. 1 lett. b LT)
Corporation Tax Liability for Partnership Profits Under Shared Control
Substantive basis for assessing hidden profit distribution which justified rejecting the appeal.
80.2002.163 · ti (art. 67 cpv. 1 lett. b LT)
Taxpayer Appeal Against Corporate Income Tax Assessment for 2000: Hidden Profit Distribution and Minimum Capital Requirements Upheld
Cited in the context of the main ground for rejecting the appeal regarding concealed profit distribution.