Deductions Flashcards

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Deductions from Gross Income
- must be business expenses (✘ personal expenses)
- must be period expenses (✘ CAPEX)

A

Yes

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General Principles of Deduction (LOANS)

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  • Legal → illegal expenses = ✘ deductible
  • Ordinary
  • Actual → estimates = ✘ deductible
  • Necessary → unreasonable = ✘ deductible
  • Substantiated
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What is the result if in LOAN
- LOA is violated
- N is violated

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  • disallowance of deduction
  • reduction of amount (since dapat necessary)
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Related Party Rule
- Gains from RP are taxable. True or False?
- Losses from RP are deductible. True or False?

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Gains = Taxable
Losses = ✘ deductible
- since related party, baka dayain yung losses

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Only those expenses related to RIT are deductible
- related to Exempt, FWT, CGR → not deductible

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Yes

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Prepaid Expenses are not deductible whether accrual basis or cash basis.

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aakalain mo deductible siya pag cash basis (since cash basis), pero ang rule is prepaid expenses → not deductible

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Sales less COGS = Gross Income

Gross Income less Deductions = Taxable Income

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Deductions can be
- itemized
- OSD

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Every individual and corporations can claim deductions. True or False?

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Somehow true
- Purely Compensation → cannot claim deductions because they do not have “business” expenses

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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE)

Pensions
- must be maintained and established by employer
- actuarial assumptions → must be sound & reasonable
- fund assets → must be independent and not subject to control of employer

Current Service Cost are 100% deductible. True or False?
Past Service Cost are not deductible. True or False?

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  • True
  • False (amortized for 10 years)
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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE)

R&D Expenses
- if ✘ chargeable to capital account → outright expense
- what if ✔chargeable to PPE?
- what if ✔ chargeable to others?

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  • PPE → capitalize
  • Others → outright expense or amortized for 5 years
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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE)

NOT R&D Expenses
- for improvement of land
- for ascertaining location or quality of deposit …

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Yes

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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE)

EAR Expenses
- the amount of deductible EAR expenses is the lower of actual expenses vs limit. (lower since deduction)
- what is the limit for sale of services?
- what is the limit for sale of goods?

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  • Services - 1% of Net Revenue
  • Goods - 0.5% of Net Sales

1 S = 0.5%

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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE)

EAR Expenses
- if sale of both services and goods, just prorate. How?

A

Net Sales / Total Sales
x Actual EAR

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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE)

Depreciation Methods
- SL method
- Declining balance method
- SYD
- other method prescribed by DOF secretary

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Yes

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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE)

Depreciation (Petroleum Operation)

Identify if used in production or not used in production.
- SL method only
- Useful life is 5 years

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Not Used in Production

Used in Production
- SL method or DB method
- UL = shorter of 10 years vs actual life

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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE)

Depreciation (Mining)

Identify what is the useful life to use.
- useful life is 11 years
- useful life is 10 years

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  • actual UL
  • between 5 years and actual UL

NOTE : For NRA ETB and RFC → property should be in PH

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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE)

Depreciation (Proprietary Educational Institution)

can claim as deductions the following:
- Capital outlays for expansion
- Allowance for depreciation

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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE)

Depletion
- cost-depletion method
- limit of allowance for depletion → capital invested

Stages of Wasting Assets
- Explore → Develop → Commercial Production

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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE)

Depletion (Intangible Drilling and Development Costs)
- after commercial production

What is the treatment if ✔ producing mines?
What is the treatment if ✘ producing mines?

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  • either outright expense or amortize
  • outright expense

NOTE : For NRA ETB and RFC → property should be in PH

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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE)

Interest
- must be in writing
- must be legally due
- ✘ finance petroleum operations
- Related to Property, can choose either
(1) Outright Expense
(2) Capitalize

How to compute the amount of deductible interest expense?

A

Interest Expense
Less : Gross Interest Income (FWT) x 20%
= Deductible Interest Expense

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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE)

Charitable Contributions
- can be fully deductible
- can be with limit

Fully Deductible
- made to government (priority activities), accredited NGOs

With Limit
- made to government (not priority activites), non accredited NGOs

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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE)

Charitable Contributions (Fully Deductible)
- what are the priority activites? (CHEESY)

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Culture
Human Settlements
Education
Economic Development
Science and Health
Youth and Sports Development

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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE)

Charitable Contributions (Fully Deductible)

Accredited NGOs (Angat Org)

A
  • Assets (in case of liquidation) → will go to another NGO with same purpose
  • Net Income → not for a private individual
  • Gamit / Utilization of Contributions → not later than 15th day, 3rd month after close of taxable year
  • Administrative Expenses → max 30% of expenses
  • Organized and operated for
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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE)

Charitable Contributions (With Limit)

  • the amount of deductible charitable contributions is the lower of actual contributions vs limit (lower since deduction)
  • what is the base?
  • what is the limit for individuals?
  • what is the limit for corporations?
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Individuals → 10%
Corporations → 5%
Base → Net Income before Charitable Contributions

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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE) Taxes - generally deductible Non Deductible Taxes (FITS-VSS)
NON DEDUCTIBLE TAXES (FITS-VSS) - Foreign Income Tax - claimed as credit - Income Tax - Transfer Tax - Stock Transaction Tax - VAT - Special Assessment Tax - Surcharge and Penalty NOTE: FBT (even though an income tax) → deductible
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FOREIGN INCOME TAX CREDIT - same solving as estate tax - Basis → Taxable Income - Estate Tax = R or C (taxed globally) - Foreign IT = RC and DC only (taxed globally)
Yes
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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE) Advertising Expense
Yes
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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE) Bad Debts Expense - must be **ascertained to be** worthless and uncollectible - must be **legally due** - **actually charged off** in the books
Yes
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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE) Losses 1. Casualty Losses 2. Loss on Wash Sales and Capital Loss 3. NOLCO 4. Abandonment Losses Casualty Losses (same in estate tax) - not compensated by insurance (SHIFTERS) - not claimed as deduction in estate tax - reported to BIR within **?** from date of loss
45 days
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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE) Losses Loss on wash sales are generally deductible. True or False?
False (generally **not** deductible) - refer to Dealings in Property
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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE) Losses ABANDONMENT LOSSES - Petroleum Operation → Deductible = accumulated exploration and development expenditures - Producing Wells → Deductible = unamortized cost + undepreciated costs of equipment directly used - If resumed → amount shall be reversed anot now included in gross income
Yes
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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE) Losses NOLCO - AD > GI - taxpayer must **not be exempt** from income tax - no substantial change in ownership → **at least 75%** of nominal value or paid-up capital = held by / on behalf of same persons - carried over for?
3 years - XPN : 5 years (incurred in 2020 - 2021) - XPN : 5 years (from first 10 years - if mines)
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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE) Losses NOLCO - can also be availed by Special DC and Special RFC - First In, First Out - if that year is **MCIT** → **cannot avail** NOLCO however, counting of 3 years will continue
Yes
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NOLCO vs NCLCO - 3 years - can be availed by individuals and corporations - deducted to taxable income
NOLCO NCLCO - 1 year - for individuals only - deducted to capital gains ## Footnote refer to Dealings in Property
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Itemized Deductions (PREDICTABLE) Expenses (Labor Training) - students enrolled in public schools (OJT has apprenticeship agreement) - company must be certified by DEPED, TESDA.. What is the rate? What is the limit?
Rate → ½ of Labor Training Expenses Limit → 10% of Direct Labor
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Special Itemized Deductions FREE LEGAL ASSISTANCE ACT - lower of
- amount that could have been collected - 10% of Gross Income derived
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Special Itemized Deductions SENIOR CITIZEN AND PWD - what is the amount for SC? - what is the amount for PWD?
SC → additional 15% of salaries of SC PWD → additional 25% of salaries of PWD
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Special Itemized Deductions - FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS FOR PWD - PRODUCTIVITY INCENTIVES - ADOPT-A-SCHOOL ACT What is the amount?
- additional 50% of costs of improvements - additional 50% of bonuses given - additional 50% of contribution
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Special Itemized Deductions - ROOMING-IN AND BREASTFEEDING ACT What is the amount?
additional 100% of expense (twice)
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All individuals can avail of OSD. True or False? All corporations can avail of OSD True or False? OSD must be signified in 1st quarter (irrevocable) - like 8%
- False (X NRA) - False (X NRFC)
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OSD is 40% - what is the base if individual? - what is the base if corporation?
Individual - 40% of Gross Sales Corporation - 40% of Gross Income (Sales less COGS)