CHAPTER 13 Flashcards
(11 cards)
refers to the amount derived after deducting allowable exemptions from the gross gift.
Net Gift
is exempt from donor’s tax on donation received for disaster related supplies under RA 10121.
National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC)
is the government agency that received a donated vehicle from the US Embassy which was deemed exempt from donor’s tax.
DFA
is the law that repealed the provision on exemption of dowries or marriage gifts from Donor’s tax.
TRAIN Law
TRUE OR FALSE
net gift is the basis for computing the donor’s tax
T
TRUE OR FALSE
Donations made to political subdivisions of the government are subject to donor’s tax
F
TRUE OR FALSE
The donation of a 3000sq.m. lot to San Juan City by Mr. Tan is partially exempt from Donor’s tax
F
TRUE OR FALSE
Donations made to NDRRMC for relief and recovery operations are exempt from donor’s tax.
T
TRUE OR FALSE
the TRAIN Law maintained the exemption of gift made on account of marriage up to P10,00.
F
MCQ
Mr. Romero, a philanthropist, donated a 1,000 sq. meter lot to City of Parañaque to be set up as basketball/volleyball court. The lot has a Cost: ₱2 million Fair Market Value (FMV) of ₱5 million
- How much must be included as part of Mr. Romero’s gross gift?
a. P5 million
b. P2 million
c. P1 million
d. P0 - How much of the gross gift is exempt?
a. P5 million
b. P2 million
c. P1 million
d. P0 - Mr. Romero’s net gift is
a. P5 million
b. P2 million
c. P1 million
d. P0
- a. P5 million
- a. P5 million
- d. P0
MCQ
Don Pepe gave her favorite niece, Ana, a fish bond in Dagupan on which there is an unpaid mortgage of P1,500,000. The fish pond was acquired 8 years ago for P4,500,000. At the same donation, it has a fair market value ofP7,500,000. Ana agreed to assume the mortgage.
- How much must be included as part of Don Pepe’s gross gift?
a. P7,500,000
b. P6,000,000
c. P4,500,000
d. P1,500,000 - How much of the gross gift is exempt?
a. P7,500,000
b. P6,000,000
c. P4,500,000
d. P1,500,000 - Don Pepe’s net gift is
a. P7,500,000
b. P6,000,000
c. P4,500,000
d. P3,000,000
- a. P7,500,000
- d. P1,500,000
- b. P6,000,000