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Art. 100 Legge sulle imposte cantonali dirette (LICD) - Calcolo dell'utile netto - Disposizioni generali

**Imposizione delle persone giuridiche - Imposta sugli utili - Oggetto dell'imposta**
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Art. 100 DStG · Disposizioni generali

1. L'utile netto imponibile si compone di

a) il saldo del conto economico tenendo conto del saldo riportato dell'anno precedente;

b) tutte le parti del risultato commerciale escluse prima del calcolo del saldo del conto economico, che non vengono utilizzate per coprire le spese commercialmente giustificate, in particolare

1. costi per l'acquisizione, la produzione o l'incremento di valore di beni dell'attivo fisso;

2. ammortamenti e accantonamenti non giustificati commercialmente;

3. apporti alle riserve;

4. versamenti sul capitale proprio effettuati con mezzi della persona giuridica, nella misura in cui non provengano da riserve tassate come utili;

5. distribuzioni di utili aperte e nascoste e donazioni a terzi non giustificabili commercialmente;

c) i proventi non accreditati nel conto economico, inclusi i guadagni in conto capitale, di rivalutazione e di liquidazione, fatte salve le sostituzioni. ...

2. Le prestazioni che le imprese economiche miste, operanti nell'interesse pubblico, forniscono prevalentemente a persone vicine devono essere valutate al prezzo di mercato corrente, ai costi di produzione attuali più un margine adeguato o al prezzo finale di vendita attuale meno un margine di profitto adeguato; il risultato di ogni impresa deve essere corretto di conseguenza.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (19)

604 2024 28 · fr (art. 100 al. 1 let. b ch. 5 LICD)
Cantonal Tax Service v. Limited Liability Company: Hidden Profit Distribution from Below-Market Sale of Condominium
Cited as the equivalent cantonal provision to the federal provision (Art. 58 para. 1 let. b LIFD) justifying the rejection of the appeal concerning cantonal tax.
604 2023 107 · fr (art. 99, 100 et 102 let. a LICD)
Taxability of Debt Forgiveness from Non-Shareholder Relative
Cited as having the same content as the equivalent LIFD articles, validating the reasoning for cantonal tax.
604 2023 23 · fr (Art. 100 al. 1 let. b LICD)
Tax Reclassification of Fees as Hidden Profit Distribution
This provision, which mirrors federal law, was cited as the basis for applying the federal tax reasoning to the cantonal tax, leading to the rejection of the appeal concerning cantonal tax.
604 2023 28 · fr (art. 100 al. 1 let. b ch. 2 LICD)
Limited Liability Company v. Tax Authority: Disallowance of Amortization on Personal Know-How
Basis for rejecting the appeal concerning cantonal tax, mirroring the federal law decision.
604 2021 116 · fr (art. 99, 100 al. 1 let. a et b, 154 al. 1 et 159 al. 1 LICD)
Taxpayer Appeal Regarding Income Additions and Hidden Profit Distribution
Cited as corresponding provisions in cantonal law for the grounds leading to the partial admission of the appeal regarding hidden profit distribution.
604 2021 48 · fr (art. 100 al. 1 let. a LICD)
Disguised Profit Distribution as Sponsorship Expense Appeal
Cited regarding the components used to determine taxable profit (net result before profit calculation).
604 2021 48 · fr (art. 100 al. 1 let. b LICD)
Disguised Profit Distribution as Sponsorship Expense Appeal
Cited regarding the components used to determine taxable profit (unjustified expenses are added back).
604 2021 48 · fr (art. 100 al. 1 let. b ch. 5 LICD)
Disguised Profit Distribution as Sponsorship Expense Appeal
Cited as part of the legal basis for defining hidden profit distributions (advantage appréciable en argent).
604 2021 48 · fr (art. 100 al. 1 let. c LICD)
Disguised Profit Distribution as Sponsorship Expense Appeal
Cited in relation to the taxation of the shareholder (if a legal entity) in case of a hidden profit distribution.
604 2019 100 · fr (Art. 100 al. 1 let. b LICD)
Company Tax Deduction for Fraudulently Misappropriated Funds Classified as Hidden Profit Distribution
Cantonal law provision corresponding to Art. 58 al. 1 let. b LIFD, which justifies the rejection of the appeal regarding cantonal tax.
604 2018 119 · fr (Art. 100 al. 1 let. b LICD)
Shareholder-Guaranteed Mortgage Loans Recharacterized as Hidden Equity and Deductible Interest Limitation
The court confirmed the relevance of this provision, which supplements the concept of hidden profit distribution, in the context of the ultimate rejection of the appeal concerning cantonal tax.
604 2019 21 · fr (Art. 100 Abs. 1 DStG)
Taxpayer Appeal Regarding Reclassification of Board Member Meal Allowances as Deemed Dividends
Cited in the reasoning as mirroring the rules of the DBG for cantonal tax purposes.
604 2019 12 · fr (Art. 100 Abs. 1 DStG)
Tax Treatment of Director's Illicit Withdrawal as Hidden Profit Distribution
This provision is referenced as having principles identical to those of direct federal tax law, which justified the rejection of the cantonal tax appeal based on the federal tax ruling.
604 2018 65 · fr (art. 100 al. 1 let. a LICD)
Taxpayer Appeal on Hidden Profit Distributions from Disallowed Expenses Denied
Cited in the reasoning (point 8) to define the taxable cantonal profit based on the result account balance.
604 2018 65 · fr (art. 100 al. 1 let. b LICD)
Taxpayer Appeal on Hidden Profit Distributions from Disallowed Expenses Denied
Cited in the reasoning (point 8) regarding disallowed withdrawals/distributions that must be added back to the cantonal taxable profit.