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Art. 93 Security
1 The FTA may require security for taxes, interest and costs, even if they are not bindingly assessed or due, if:
1bis The FTA may require a member of the managing body of a legal person to provide security for taxes, interest and costs owed or likely to be owed by that legal person if:
2 If the taxable person waives exemption from tax liability (Art. 11) or opts for the taxation of supplies exempt without credit (Art. 22), the FTA may demand from the person security pursuant to paragraph 7. 3 The ruling requiring security must cite the legal reason for the security, the amount to be secured and the office that accepts the security; it qualifies as a freezing order in terms of Article 274 DEBA199. There is no right of opposition against the ruling requiring security. 4 An objection may be filed against the ruling in the Federal Administrative Court. 5 Objections against rulings requiring security do not have suspensive effect. 6 The service of a ruling concerning the tax claim qualifies as the raising of an action under Article 279 DEBA. The period for instituting debt enforcement procedures begins to run when the ruling concerning the tax claim becomes legally binding. 7 Security must be provided by cash deposit, solvent guarantees, bank guarantees, mortgage certificates, life insurance policies with surrender value, listed Swiss franc bonds issued by Swiss borrowers or cash bonds issued by Swiss banks. 198 Inserted by No I of the FA of 16 June 2023, in force since 1 Jan. 2025 (AS 2024 438; BBl 2021 2363). |