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642.21 LEFI CH-VD

Art. 24 Legge sulla stima fiscale degli immobili (LEFI) - [ 2, 3 ]

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Art. 24 LEFI · [ 2, 3 ]

1. Le stime risultanti dalla revisione prevista all'articolo 23 sono comunicate per iscritto ai proprietari interessati.

2. La procedura di reclamo e di ricorso è disciplinata dagli articoli 12, 13 e 15 sopra menzionati.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (11)

A-2267/2022 (Art. 24 Abs. 2 VStG)
Company denied withholding tax refund due to tax evasion.
Used to confirm that the applicant had its registered office in Switzerland at the time the taxable income was due.
A-1366/2026 (Art. 24 Abs. 3 VStG)
Foreign Company Denied Withholding Tax Refund for Lack of Swiss Permanent Establishment
The court used this provision to determine the conditions for the refund of withholding tax for foreign companies with a permanent establishment in Switzerland.
A/1853/2024 · ge (art. 24 al. 1 let. c de la loi sur l’instruction publique du 17 septembre 2015 (LIP - C 1 10))
Athlete Enrollment Denial Upheld Despite Talent Status
Cited as the foundational statutory basis for implementing support measures and school path adjustments for high-potential students.
A/3724/2022 · ge (art. 24 al. 1 let. c de la loi sur l’instruction publique du 17 septembre 2015 (LIP - C 1 10))
Student Appeal for PE Exemption Rejected Due to Failure to Meet Championship Criteria
Cited in the reasoning section (EN DROIT 3 a) to define the department's general measures for high-performing students, but this citation did not appear in the final numbered orders.
BVGE-2016-25 (Art. 24 Abs. 2 VStG)
Irish Pension Fund Denied Swiss Withholding Tax Refund, Investors Must Claim
Specifies that legal entities and commercial partnerships without legal personality are entitled to a refund if they were domiciled in Switzerland at the time the taxable benefit was due.
A-1521/2006 (Art. 24 al. 2 LIA)
Switzerland-Netherlands Tax Treaty and Withholding Tax Refund Appeal
Considered as the primary basis for reimbursement of anticipatory tax for Swiss-based companies, but ultimately found not applicable to the appellant.
A-1521/2006 (Art. 24 al. 3 LIA)
Switzerland-Netherlands Tax Treaty and Withholding Tax Refund Appeal
Ground for partially admitting the appeal, as the case needs to be re-examined based on the provisions of the Double Taxation Convention.
JAAC 65.86 (Art. 24 al. 2 et 3 LIA)
Luxembourg Company Denied Swiss Withholding Tax Refund Due to Intermediary Status and Treaty Abuse
Cited to establish that the applicant, not having its registered office or a permanent establishment in Switzerland, is not entitled to a refund under Swiss domestic law.
VPB 2000.770 (Art. 24, al. 2, LIA)
Condominium Associations' Withholding Tax Refund Claim
Cited to explain that legal entities and commercial companies without legal personality must claim the refund from the Federal Tax Administration and that they only have this right if they have their seat in Switzerland.
VPB 2000.770 (Art. 24, al. 5, LIA)
Condominium Associations' Withholding Tax Refund Claim
Cited as the legal basis for the Federal Council to issue the implementing ordinance concerning the right to refund for groups of persons or masses of assets without legal personality but with their own organization.
VPB 576-2000-0196 (Art. 24 al. 5 LIA)
Condominium Associations' Tax Refund Initiative
This article is cited as the basis for amending the law to grant the right to reimbursement of advance tax to condominium communities.