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Art. 4 Direct Taxation Act (DTA), of March 21, 2000 - Personal Attachment

6 Finances - 63 Public Contributions - 631 Direct Taxes of the State and Municipalities - TITLE ONE - CHAPTER ONE Conditions of Liability
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Art. 4 Direct Taxation Act (DTA), of March 21, 2000 - Personal Attachment · Personal Attachment

**1. Individuals are subject to tax based on their personal attachment when, under tax law, they are domiciled or reside in the canton.**

2. A person has their domicile in the canton, under tax law, when they reside there with the intention of establishing a permanent place of abode, or when they have a special legal domicile there pursuant to federal law.

3. A person resides in the canton, under tax law, when, without significant interruption

a) They reside there for at least thirty days while engaging in gainful employment;

b) They reside there for at least ninety days without engaging in gainful employment.

4. A person who retains their domicile outside the canton or abroad and resides in the canton solely to attend an educational institution or to receive treatment in an institution is neither domiciled nor residing there under tax law.

← Art. 3A Federal Act on Direct Contributions (FACdir), of March 21, 2000 - Basic Tax and Tax Coefficient for Legal Entities 6 Finances - 63 Public Contributions - 631 Direct Taxes of the State and Municipalities - PART ONE INTRODUCTION Art. 5 Federal Act on Direct Contributions (FDCA), of March 21, 2000 - Economic Attachment →

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Court Decisions Applying This Provision (3)

CDP.2019.349 · ne (art. 4 al. 1 et 2 LCdir)
Tax Domicile Dispute: Personal Ties vs. Employment Location
Cited as the cantonal equivalent provision defining domicile, which is interpreted based on federal law (LIFD).
CDP.2019.328 · ne (Art. 4 al. 1 et 2 LCdir)
Tax Domicile Dispute Following Inter-Cantonal Relocation
Cited as the cantonal parallel to Art. 3 al. 1 LIFD, defining domicile for cantonal tax purposes.
CDP.2011.59 · ne (Art. 4 al. 1 et 2 LCdir)
Tax Domicile Dispute Over Split Residency and Vital Interests
Cited in the reasoning as the cantonal provisions mirroring the federal definitions of domicile.