1. J. Santos promoted a boxing match that earned P3 million in gate receipts and P2 million from TV coverage. The amusement tax due is P750,000.
2. Agence France Press paid P500,000 for overseas communications from the Philippines. The communication tax due is P50,000.
3. A taxpayer with gross sales exceeding P1.9 million who is not VAT-registered is liable for 3% percentage tax.
1. J. Santos promoted a boxing match that earned P3 million in gate receipts and P2 million from TV coverage. The amusement tax due is P750,000.
2. Agence France Press paid P500,000 for overseas communications from the Philippines. The communication tax due is P50,000.
3. A taxpayer with gross sales exceeding P1.9 million who is not VAT-registered is liable for 3% percentage tax.
1. J. Santos promoted a boxing match that earned P3 million in gate receipts and P2 million from TV coverage. The amusement tax due is P750,000.
2. Agence France Press paid P500,000 for overseas communications from the Philippines. The communication tax due is P50,000.
3. A taxpayer with gross sales exceeding P1.9 million who is not VAT-registered is liable for 3% percentage tax.
1. J. Santos promoted a boxing match that earned P3 million in gate receipts and P2 million from TV coverage. The amusement tax due is P750,000.
2. Agence France Press paid P500,000 for overseas communications from the Philippines. The communication tax due is P50,000.
3. A taxpayer with gross sales exceeding P1.9 million who is not VAT-registered is liable for 3% percentage tax.
1. J. Santos promoted a world boxing championship in Manila featuring Manny Hakot, a Filipino champion. Gate receipts amounted to P3,000,000 and additional receipts from TV coverage was P2,000,000. How much was the amusement/percentage tax due? a. P750,000 b. P500,000 c. P300,000 d. none 2. Agence France Press, a news service, has used communication facilities to send its news to its head office in Paris, France. During the current month, it paid a total of P500,000 for its overseas communications originating from the Philippines. How much is communication/percentage tax due? a. P60,000 b. P50,000 c. P20,000 d.None 3. In 2017, the gross sales of Jade, not Vat-registered, exceeds P 1,919,500. To what business tax is she liable? a. 3% - percentage tax c. 12% - vat b. 3% or 12%, Jade’s option d. exempt 4. In addition to other administrative and penal sanctions provided for in the tax code and implementing regulations, the Commissioner of internal revenue or his duly authorized representative may order suspension or closure of a business establishment for a period of how many days? a. Not less than 15 days b. Not less than 7 days b. Not less than 10 days d. Not less than 5 days 5. A large taxpayer subject to percentage tax has its principal office in Makati City. Its president and CEO lives in Quezon City. Its warehouse is in Pasig City. Where will the taxpayer file its consolidated monthly percentage tax return? a. AAB in Makati City c. RDO in Quezon City b. RCO in Pasig City d. Any of the above as long as tax is correct 6. Any person retiring from a business subject to percentage tax shall notify the nearest internal revenue officer, file his return and pay the tax thereon within how many days after retiring the business? a. 10 days b. 15 days c. 20days d.30 days 7. Mr. JR is an owner of a small sari-sari store. He is not a vat registered person. The following data are taken from the 2017 books of Mr. JR’s sari- sari store. Inventory, end P10,000 Gross Sales P80,000 Purchases from Vat registered suppliers P45,000 How much is the percentage tax due? a. P2,700 b. P2,400 c. P300 d. None 8. It shall be the duty of every stock broker who effected the sale subject to the tax imposed under Sec 127 to collect tax and remit within the same: a. 20 days after he end of the quarter b. 10 working days after the end of the month c. 5 days from the date of collection d. 5 banking days from the date of collection 9. Under the train law, shares of stock held as investment when sold not traded through local stock exchange shall be subject to: a. Capital gains tax of 5-10%. c. Capital gains tax of .6 of 1% b. Capital gains tax of 15% d. Any other answer 10. When is the amusement taxes under Sec 125 payable? a. 30 days after the end of the month b. 20 days after the end of the month c. 20 days after the end of the quarter d. 5 days after the end of the quarter 11. An individual taxpayer, married resident citizen, asked you to assist him in the preparation of his tax return for his income in 2014. He provided you the following information: Gross Sales, Philippines P1,500,000 COGS, Phil. P500,000 Gross sales, Japan P7,000,000 COGS, Japan P2,000,000 Business expenses, Phil. P200,000 Business expenses, Japan P800,000 Other Income: Interest income, Philippine peso bank deposit P20,000 Interest income, US dollar deposit under EFCDS P50,000 Yield on deposit substitute, Japan P100,000 Winnings, Japanese Sweepstakes P500,000 Interest on long-term deposit, certificate issued by financial institution other than bank, Philippines P100,000 Gain from sale of shares of stock listed and trade but the publicly listed is not compliant to the mandatory minimum public ownership, Philippines P150,000 Tax payments, first three quarters is (if applicable) P1,000,000 The taxpayer had six dependents namely: Jury, child, 25 years old, person with disability Rich, child, 20 years, got married during the year to Dennis Cha, niece, 21 years old, living with the taxpayer and dependent on him for chief support Aaron, senior citizen Jayjob, child, born during the year Diane, street child, naturally adopted by the taxpayer
How much was the taxable net income of the taxpayer?
a. P5,575,000 c. P5,450,000 b. P5,475,000 d. none of the choices 12. How much was the tax payable? a. P749,000 c. P709,000 b. P717,000 d. none of the choices 13. How much the total final withholding taxes on certain passive income? a. P42,750 c. P7,750 b. 27,750 d. none of the choices 14. How much was the taxable net income assuming the above taxpayer was anon-resident, head of family with two qualified dependent brothers who are persons with disability? a. P850,000 c. P700,000 b. P750,000 d. none of the choices 15. How much was the taxable net income assuming the above taxpayer was non-resident alien engaged in business, single (his country does not allow personal exemptions to Filipino not residing in that country). a. P1,000,000 c. P750,000 b. P800,000 d. none of the choices 16. A Chinese tourist comes in and goes out of the Philippines very often. During the year 2015, he stayed in the Philippines for more than 180 days on the aggregate. For Philippine income tax purpose, the Chinese citizen shall be classified as: a. Resident alien b. Non-resident alien engaged in trade or business c. Non-resident alien not engaged in trade or business d. Not subject to Philippine income tax. 17. Which of the following is subject to final income tax? a. Prize won by Filipino citizen in a professional golf tournament in the USA. b. Prize won by Japanese citizen in a professional tennis tournament held in the Philippines. c. Prize won by a Filipino citizen in a professional golf tournament in the Philippines. d. Prize won by a Filipino citizen in an amateur badminton tournament in the Philippines. 18. Which of the following are taxes is a final capital gains tax? a. Tax on sale of a subdivision lot by a real estate developer. b. Tax on the sale of a personal computer. c. Tax on the sale of unlisted/untraded shares pf stock. d. Tax on sale on the merchandise of the store. 19. Rigeh, a Filipino widower living in Dipolog City, is the sole source of support for his mother Nellosa and his son, Zobel. Nellosa maintain her own household in Dapitan City. Zobel and his wife are living in a dormitory in Manila near the university where both are studying. How much personal and additional exemptions may Rigeh may Rigoberto claim for tax purposes? a. None b. P50,000 c. P75,000 d. P100,000 20. Which of the following transactions is subject to capital gains tax? a. Transfer through adjudication of real property to an heir as a result of an extrajudicial partition. b. Sale by a religious organization of a land and its improvements used for religious purposes, and the proceeds thereof shall be used to purchase a new church site and construction of a church building thereon. c. Consolidation of more than on title owned by the same owner into one mother title. d. Sale by an individual of a condominium unit which is his principal place of residence.