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Art. 133 LOI sur les impôts directs cantonaux (LI) - Structure du barème [ 21, 34, 39 ]

Partie IV, Titre I
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Art. 133 LI · Structure du barème [ 21, 34, 39 ]

1. Le barème tient compte de manière forfaitaire des frais professionnels (art. 30), des primes et cotisations d'assurance (art. 37, al. 1, let. d, f et g), ainsi que de la situation de famille (art. 42 à 43). L'Administration cantonale des impôts publie le montant des différents forfaits.

2. Les retenues concernant les époux vivant en ménage commun et qui exercent tous deux une activité lucrative sont calculées selon des barèmes qui tiennent compte du cumul des revenus des conjoints (art. 43), des déductions prévues au premier alinéa et de la déduction accordée en cas d'activité lucrative des deux conjoints (art. 37, al. 2).

3. L'Administration fédérale des contributions (AFC) fixe avec les cantons de manière uniforme, d'une part, comment notamment le 13 e salaire, les gratifications, les horaires variables, le travail rémunéré à l'heure, le travail à temps partiel ou l'activité lucrative accessoire ainsi que les prestations au sens de l'article 18, alinéa 3, LAVS doivent être pris en compte et, d'autre part, quels sont les éléments déterminants pour le calcul du taux de l'impôt. Elle fixe aussi avec les cantons la procédure à suivre en cas de changement de tarif, d'adaptation ou de correction rétroactive des salaires ainsi que de prestations fournies avant ou après l'engagement.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (38)

FI.2024.0171 · vd (art. 133 al. 1 LIFD)
Tax Assessment Appeal Timeliness Dispute
Cited in the reasoning section (Considerant 6.a) regarding the respect of time limits, but not used in the operative part (dispositif).
FI.2024.0171 · vd (art. 133 al. 3 LIFD)
Tax Assessment Appeal Timeliness Dispute
Cited in the reasoning section (Considerant 6.b) regarding the conditions for restitution of time limits, but not used in the operative part (dispositif).
FI.2022.0050 · vd (Art. 133 al. 3 LIFD)
Taxpayer Appeal of Simulated Loan Reclassification and Hidden Profit Distribution
Cited as the rule allowing the reopening of the appeal period if the party was prevented from acting in time for the federal direct tax.
FI.2021.0143 · vd (Art. 133 al. 1 LIFD)
Taxpayers v. Tax Authority: Timeliness of Tax Assessment Appeal Due to Unproven Notification
Cited in the reasoning to establish when the appeal deadline begins to run, which is central to the court's decision on admissibility.
FI.2021.0143 · vd (Art. 133 al. 3 LIFD)
Taxpayers v. Tax Authority: Timeliness of Tax Assessment Appeal Due to Unproven Notification
Cited in the reasoning concerning the conditions for admissibility of an appeal filed after the deadline, which the court ultimately applied by assessing the timing of knowledge of the assessment.
FI.2021.0120 · vd (Art. 133 al. 3 LIFD)
Taxpayer's Untimely Appeal Regarding 2018 Assessment Upheld
This article governs the conditions for reinstating a missed complaint deadline, and its application/non-application led to the rejection of the appeal regarding the admissibility of the 2018 objection (confirmed in order II).
FI.2020.0119 · vd (art. 133 al. 3 LIFD)
Tax Assessment Appeal Barred by Untimely Claim
Cited in the reasoning to justify refusing the restitution of the legal deadline, which leads to confirming the decision of inadmissibility.
FI.2020.0048 · vd (Art. 133 al. 3 LIFD)
Taxpayer Appeal Dismissed for Untimely Filing Despite Depression and Travel Claims
Cited in relation to the requirements for the restitution of the time limit in federal tax law, relevant to the rejected request.
FI.2018.0053 · vd (art. 133 al. 1 LIFD)
Tax Appeal Inadmissibility Due to Missed Statutory Deadline
Cited regarding the rules for calculating the deadline and the inability to extend statutory deadlines.
FI.2018.0053 · vd (art. 133 al. 3 LIFD)
Tax Appeal Inadmissibility Due to Missed Statutory Deadline
Cited regarding the conditions for the restitution of the objection deadline after it has expired (just cause).
FI.2018.0152 · vd (art. 133 LIFD)
Taxpayers' Time-Barred Objection to Default Tax Assessment Upheld
This article, concerning the restitution of the deadline for filing an appeal in tax matters, was discussed as the potential justification for accepting the late claim, though ultimately found not applicable.
FI.2018.0016 · vd (Art. 133 al. 3 LIFD)
Taxpayer Income Underreporting and Evasion Penalties Appeal
Cited as the legal basis (applicable by reference) for the conditions under which a deadline extension can be granted for federal direct tax appeals.
FI.2017.0099 · vd (art. 133 LIFD)
Taxpayers' Attempt to Revise Income Tax Assessments Based on Employer Fidelity Breach Rejected
Cited in relation to the 30-day appeal deadline for the IFD procedure.
FI.2006.0016 · vd (art. 133 al. 3 LIFD)
Taxpayers Appeal Rejection of Refund Claims Due to Missed Deadlines and Spouse's Impairment
Cited in the reasoning section concerning the deadline for requesting restitution of the appeal deadline for federal taxes after an impediment ceases.
FI.2007.0050 · vd (Art. 133 al. 3 LIFD)
Taxpayer Appeal Regarding Untimely Filing of Tax Claims
Cited as the federal law equivalent regarding the restitution of the deadline.