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Art. 46 Legge federale del 27 giugno 1973 sulle tasse di bollo (LTB)

LTB; Capo sesto: Disposizioni penali; A. Infrazioni; II. Messa in pericolo della tassa
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Art. 46 LTB

Chiunque, intenzionalmente o per negligenza, compromette la riscossione legale delle tasse di bollo in quanto: a. non assolve l’obbligo di annunciarsi come contribuente, di presentare le notifiche, le distinte e i rendiconti, di fornire le informazioni, di presentare i libri di commercio, i registri e i documenti giustificativi; b. fornisce dati falsi o tace fatti rilevanti in una notifica, in una distinta o in rendiconto, in un’istanza di esenzione, di rimborso, di proroga della riscossione o di condono di tasse, o presenta a tale occasione documenti inesatti su fatti rilevanti; c. fornisce informazioni inesatte come contribuente o terza persona tenuta a dare informazioni; d. contravviene all’obbligo di tenere regolarmente e di conservate i libri di commercio, i registri e i documenti giustificativi; e. intralcia, impedisce o rende impossibile l’esecuzione normale di una verifica contabile o di altri controlli ufficiali; f. si dichiara, contrariamente alla verità, negoziatore di titoli o omette di revocare la notifica dopo essere stato cancellato dal registro dei negoziatori di titoli è punito, in quanto non si applichi una disposizione penale degli articoli 14 a 16 della legge federale del 22 marzo 1974 sul diritto penale amministrativo, con la multa fino a 20 000 franchi.

È riservata l’azione penale conformemente all’articolo 285 del Codice penale svizzero , quando trattasi di un’infrazione nel senso del capoverso 1 lettera e.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (96)

VVGE.1985.86.Nr.46 · ow (Art. 46 Abs. 1 Bst. c StG)
Taxation of Expropriation Compensation Upheld
The court used this article to determine that the purchase within a zoning plan procedure did not constitute a tax deferral.
SB.2004.00074 · zh (§ 46 StG)
Tax Treatment of Retroactive Pension Contribution Provisions and Deductibility of Self-Employed Contributions
This provision is related to the tax assessment principles applied in the decision, specifically concerning the total profit principle.
SGSTA.2002.45 · so (§ 46 StG)
Taxation of Lump-Sum Redemption from Private Life Annuity Policy (Säule 3b)
Applied to qualify the commutation of rent payments as a 'Kapitalabfindung' for determining the tax rate on the state tax.
I.1.2024.192.193 · sg (Art. 46 Abs. 1 lit. a StG (sGS 811.1))
Tax Appeal: Retroactive Medical Documentation for Post-COVID Expenses
This provision served as the basis for partially granting the appeal regarding cantonal and municipal taxes by determining deductible health costs.
100 2023 235 · be (Art. 46 Abs. 1 StG)
Property Owner Valuation Appeal and Partial Reduction
Cited as the general principle that assets are to be taxed based on market value.
100 2023 360 · be (Art. 46 Abs. 1 StG)
Taxpayer Property Valuation Appeal 2020
Cited in the reasoning section concerning the taxation of assets based on their real value.
3.RV.2022.125 · ag (§ 46 Abs. 1 StG)
Taxation of LLC Shares Upheld, Income Addition Remanded for Insufficient Justification
Cited as the basis for determining what constitutes total net assets subject to wealth tax.
100 2023 133 · be (Art. 46 Abs. 1 StG)
Tax Appeal Regarding Residential Complex Property Valuation for 2020
Cited in the reasoning to state the principle that assets are generally taxed based on market value, but not explicitly in the dispositive.
100 2022 317 · be (Art. 46 StG)
Tax Avoidance on Pre-Retirement Pension Fund Buy-in
The final decision sanctions the disallowed pension contributions by requiring an upward adjustment of the taxable assets according to this article.
A 2023 20 · gr (Art. 46 Abs. 1 StG)
Capital Gains Tax on Sale of Parking Spaces: Acquisition Cost Dispute
Cited in the reasoning section defining the taxable gain as the amount by which the proceeds exceed acquisition costs.
A 2023 20 · gr (Art. 46 Abs. 2 StG)
Capital Gains Tax on Sale of Parking Spaces: Acquisition Cost Dispute
Cited in the reasoning section establishing that the last taxing alienation is decisive for calculating acquisition costs.
I.1.2022.262.263 · sg (Art. 46 lit. abis StG)
Taxpayer Disability Deduction for Elderly Care Costs
This provision regulates the deduction of disability-related costs, which is the core substantive issue resolved by allowing the appeal/recourse.
3.RV.2021.75 · ag (§ 46 StG)
Taxpayer Liable for Back Taxes on Funds Claimed to Be Held in Trust
Basis for taxing movable assets.
31205 · nw (Art. 46 StG)
Taxpayers v. Tax Authority: Business Asset Classification of Company Shares
Cited in relation to the required book value for assets belonging to business assets, supporting the final determination.
3.RV.2019.199 · ag (§ 46 Abs. 2 StG)
Taxpayer vs. Tax Authority: Allocation of Liquidation Gain Based on Beneficial Ownership and Re-introduced Depreciations
States that usufruct property is attributed to the person with the usufruct for tax purposes.