Temporary work does not end unemployment for intermediate taxation

ATA/405/1998Court of Justice / Administrative ChamberJun 30, 1998Confirmed

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Omnilex summary

The court held that temporary employment does not terminate an unemployment period and therefore does not justify a new intermediate taxation under Art. 10B para. 4 LCP. The challenge was unsuccessful, and the prior tax treatment was maintained.

Omnilex headnote

Art. 10B al. 4 LCP; intermediate taxation and cessation of gainful activity: temporary employment does not in itself end unemployment. A brief or temporary job does not create a new factual basis for intermediate taxation where the unemployment situation continues in substance. The decisive criterion is whether gainful activity has effectively resumed on a lasting basis; absent such resumption, the conditions for a new intermediate assessment are not met.

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Descripteurs

IMPOT; CESSATION DE L'ACTIVITE LUCRATIVE; CHOMAGE; TAXATION INTERMEDIAIRE; FIN

Normes

LCP.10B al.4

Résumé

Un emploi temporaire ne met pas fin à une période de chômage et ne peut justifier une nouvelle taxation intermédiaire au sens de l'art. 10B al. 4 LCP.

Keywords

taxationunemploymentintermediate assessmenttemporary employmentgainful activity

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Key legal questions extracted by Omnilex

Key legal question

Whether temporary employment ends unemployment for purposes of intermediate taxation under Art. 10B para. 4 LCP.

Extracted holding

A temporary job does not end a period of unemployment and cannot justify a new intermediate taxation under Art. 10B para. 4 LCP.

Extracted reasoning

The court treated temporary work as insufficient to break the unemployment period in a way that would trigger a fresh intermediate assessment.

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