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Art. 25 Loi d'application de la loi fédérale sur les allocations familiales (LALAFam) - Contributions

Régimes d'allocations familiales - Salariés exerçant une activité non agricole

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Art. 25 LALAFam · Contributions

1. Les caisses fixent et perçoivent les contributions calculées en pourcent des salaires AVS soumis à l'AVS.

2. Les contributions sont fixées de telle façon qu'elles financent exclusivement les allocations familiales, la couverture des frais d'administration de la caisse, le fonds de surcompensation ainsi que la constitution d'un fonds de réserve légal.

3. Les salariés participent au financement des allocations familiales par une contribution fixée par décision du Conseil d'Etat mais au maximum 0,42 pour cent des salaires.

4. Les taux de contribution des employeurs varient selon la structure de financement des caisses, soit le montant des allocations versées en proportion du total des salaires. Ils doivent être fixés entre 2,5 et 4,5 pour cent des salaires.

5. Toute augmentation future des contributions due à des adaptations non prévues ou supérieures aux montants minimums fixés au niveau fédéral est prise en charge paritairement entre les employeurs et les salariés.

6. Les frais d'administration des caisses, compris dans le taux de contribution, ne doivent pas dépasser 0,4 pour cent des salaires.

7. La contribution au Fonds pour la famille est prélevée en plus des contributions selon l'alinéa 2.

8. Les caisses sont habilitées à encaisser en sus la contribution de formation à prélever auprès des employeurs et des employés pour le Fonds cantonal en faveur de la formation professionnelle.

9. Les caisses d'allocations familiales peuvent encaisser d'autres contributions pour leurs associations professionnelles.

← Art. 24 LALAFam Loi d'application de la loi fédérale sur les allocations familiales (LALAFam) - But Art. 26 LALAFam →

Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (28)

A/364/2022 · ge (art. 25 LFA)

Administrator Liability for Unpaid Social Insurance Contributions Affirmed

Cited in the reasoning to define the scope of damages, supporting the main finding (rejection of the appeal).

39.2007.6 · ti (Art. 25 cpv. 1 Reg LAF)

Appeal Regarding Denied Family Allowances for Unenrolled Dependent Child

Cited to define what constitutes special training, which is relevant to the appeal's subject matter.

39.2007.6 · ti (Art. 25 cpv. 2 Reg LAF)

Appeal Regarding Denied Family Allowances for Unenrolled Dependent Child

Cited regarding the certification and attestation required for special training, relevant to the remand decision.

39.2006.7 · ti (art. 25 LAF)

Appeal Concerning Aggregation of Income for Family Allowances Due to Separate Housing

Cited in the final orders to note that the insured's son was no longer entitled to the supplementary allowance due to age.

39.2005.11 · ti (Art. 25 LAF)

Termination of First-Child Allowance at Age Three Upheld

This article was cited to define the age limit for receiving the supplementary allowance, although the final decision leaned more heavily on Art. 27 for the amount limit.

39.2003.18 · ti (Art. 25 LAF)

Appeal Regarding Reduced Family Supplement Allowance and Denial of Past Supplement

Cited in connection with Art. 24 LAF regarding the general scope of the supplementary allowance, which includes costs for children up to age 15.

39.2003.14 · ti (Art. 24, 25, 27, 31, 32, 33, 59 e 60 LAF [Implicitly related to cost/proceedings])

Step-Parent Family Allowance Benefits After Legislative Change

Cited in passing regarding other family allowances existing in Ticino, but not used in the operative part.

39.2002.87 · ti (art. 25 LAF)

Family Allowance Cessation Appeal Dismissed Based on Age and Income Calculation

Cited in the reasoning to explain why the right to the supplementary allowance for one child ceased (having reached 15 years of age), which forms the basis of the decision to reject the appeal.

39.2001.77 · ti (Art. 25 LAF)

Repayment of Family Allowances Due to Unreported Income Increase

Cited in the final orders, although only in the explanatory remarks (point 2.16) following the decision on the merits, it pertains to the substantive law defining the duration of the supplementary allowance, which impacted the calculation of the restitution.

39.2001.76 · ti (art. 25 LAF)

Appellant v. Fund Regarding Supplementary Family Allowance Termination Based on Age Limit

This article defines the age limit (under fifteen years) for the entitlement to family allowances, which is the core legal issue regarding the cessation of the supplementary allowance.

39.2001.14 · ti (Art. 25 LAF)

Appeal Against Denial of Family Allowances Due to Income Thresholds

Cited for the definition and purpose of the supplementary allowance.

39.2000.92 · ti (art. 25 LAF)

Appeal Dismissed: Income Exceeded Recognized Expenses for Supplementary and Infancy Allowances

Cited in the reasoning section to define eligibility for the supplementary allowance but was not used in the final dispositive orders.

39.2000.81 · ti (Art. 25 LAF)

Cantonal Family Allowance Fund v. Appellant (Income Recalculation)

Cited regarding the conditions for a child to be a beneficiary of a supplementary allowance.

39.2000.83 · ti (art. 25 LAF)

Claimant v. [Administrative Body]: Appeal Regarding Continuation of Family Allowance Past Age Fifteen

The court confirmed the suppression of the allowance based on the article that limits this social benefit to children under fifteen years of age.

A/263/2000 · ge (article 25 LAF)

Watchmakers' Association v. Cantonal Decision on Family Allowance Payments

Cited to support the literal interpretation concerning the change of fund.