Taxation 101 Flashcards

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An enforced proportional contribution, imposed by the state in its sovereign capacity, to support the government

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Taxation

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What are the elements of taxation

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Imposed proportional contribution from people and property
Enforced by the state in virtue of its sovereignty
For the support of the government

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Through which the government and its agencies continue to operate and with which the state effects its functions for the welfare of its constituents

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Lifeblood theory

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Sometimes called the power to destroy

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Power of taxation

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What are the attributes of sound taxation system

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Fiscal adequacy
Administrative feasibility
Theoretical justice

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The sources of revenue should be adequate to meet government expenditures and their variations

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Fiscal adaquacy

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The tax system should be capable of being effectively administered and enforced with the least inconvenience to the taxpayer

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Administrative feasibility

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The tax system should be fair to the average taxpayer and based upon the ability to pay

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Theoretical justice

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What are the inherent limits of the power to tax

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1 Taxes must be exacted for Public purpose
2 The power to tax is Inherently legislative in nature
3 government entities, agencies, and instrumentalities are generally exempt from taxation
4 international comity
5 taxes are limited to the state’s territorial jurisdiction

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Money raised by taxation can be spent only on public purposes and not for the advantage of private individuals

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Taxes must be exacted for a public purpose

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What are the exemptions of power to tax

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Delegation to local government
Delegation to the president
Delegation to administrative agencies

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Exemption of the government taxation

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Government owned or controlled corporations are not exempt from real property taxes

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It refers to te respect accorded by nations to each other because they are sovereign equals. Thus, the property or income of a foreign state may not be the subject of taxation by another state.

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International comity

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What is the exemption to the territorial jurisdiction

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Relationship exists between the state and the taxpayer

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What are the 2 types of due process

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Substantive due process
Procedural due process

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The law must be reasonable and it must be for a public purpose

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Substantive due process

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There must be no arbitrariness in the assessment and collection

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Procedural due process

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It means that all persons subjected to such legislation shall be treated alike, under like circumstances and conditions, both in the privileges conferred and, in the liabilities, imposed.

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Equal protection of laws

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Exemption of tax under the religious freedom

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Income of religious organizations from activities conducted for profit or from any of their property is subject to impncome tax

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What is poll tax

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Cedilla or residence tax

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Are levied on individuals or organizations and must be paid directly to the government

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Direct and indirect taxes

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They include income tax, wealth tax, corporate tax, etc.

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Direct and indirect tax

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Are levied on goods and services and are collected by an intermediary from the person who bears the ultimate economic burden of the tax

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Indirect tax

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Increases as the taxable amount increases, meaning those with higher income pay a higher percentage of their income in tax

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Progressive

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Takes a larger percentage of income from low- income earners than from high income
Regressive tax
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Also known as flat tax, levies the same percentage rate of taxation on everyone, regardless of income
Proportional tax
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Levied based on the value of the goods or property
Ad valorem
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Are levied based on quantity, such as excise taxes and fuel or cigarettes
Specific taxes
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Are levied on the consumption of goods and services and include sales taxes and vat
Consumption taxes
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Levied on the income of individuals and businesses
Income taxes
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Are levied on the profits of business
Corporate taxes
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Levied on individuals income
Personal taxes
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What are the Classification of taxes
Direct and indirect taxes Progressive, regressive, and proportional taxes An valorem and specific taxes Consumption and income taxes Corporate and personal taxes
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A tax on all yearly profits arising from property, professional, trade, or business, or a tax on persons income, emoluments, profits and the like
Income tax
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Is in the nature of an exercise taxation system, or taxation on the exercise of privileges, the privilege to earn yearly profits from various sources. It is a soupy stem that does not provide for the taxation of property
Income taxation
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Refers to all wealth which flows into the taxpayer other than as mere return of capital. It includes the forms of income specifically described as gains and profits, including gains derived from the sale or other disposition of capital assets
Income
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Is a flow of service rendered by capital by payment of money from it or any benefit rendered by a fund of capital in relation to such fund through a period of time
Income
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A primary consideration in income taxation is that there must be income before there could be income taxation
Existence of income
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The earning process is complete or virtually complete An exchange has taken place
Realization of income
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If actually or physically received by taxpayer If constructively received by taxpayer
Recognition income
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It is the place or authority that has the right to impose and collect taxes
Situs of taxation
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What are the factors to determine the situs of taxation
Residence of the taxpayers Citizenship of the taxpayer Nature of the tax Subject matter of the tax Source of income
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Is a tax imposed by your local government unit that property owners must pay annually
Real estate property tax
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The transmission of properties from a descendent to his heirs
Estate tax
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Levied on the transmission of properties from a living person to another living person
Donors tax
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What are the elements of a donation
Reduction of the patrimony of the donor Increase of the patrimony of donee Intent to do an act of liberality or animus donandi
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What are the essential requisites of a taxable donation
1 Capacity of the donor or the legal ability of the donor to enter into a valid contract 2 donative intent 3 delivery, whether actual or constructive, of the subject matter 4 acceptance of the gift by the donee
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Is a business tax imposed and collected on every sale, barter, or exchange of goods or properties (real or personal), lease of goods or properties, renditions of services, all in the course of trade or business, importation of goods
Vat or value added tax
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It is an indirect tax that may be shifted or passed on to the buys, transferee or lessee of goods, properties or services.
Value added tax
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This usually refers to redistribution of land from the rich to the poor
Agrarian reforms
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It includes regulation of ownership, operation, leasing, sales, and inheritance of land
Agrarian reform
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Decreeing the emancipation of tenants from the bondage of the soil, transferring to them the ownership of the land they till and providing the instruments and mechanism therefore
Presidential decree no. 27
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This shall apply to tenant farmers of private agricultural lands primarily devoted to rice and corn under a system or sharecrop or lease tenancy
Presidential decree no. 27
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An act instituting a comprehensive agrarian reform program to promote social justice and industrialization, providing the mechanism for its implementation, and for other purposes
Republic act no. 6657
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Is founded on the right of farmers and regular farm workers, who are landless, to own directly or collectively the lands they till or, in the case of other farm workers, to receive a just share of the fruits thereof.
Agrarian reform
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The redistribution of lands, regardless of crops or fruits produced to farmers and regular farm workers who are landless
Agrarian reforms
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The cultivation of the soil, plating of crops, growing of fruit trees, rosining of livestock, poultry or fish, including the harvesting of such farm products, and other farm activities and practices performed by a farmer
Agriculture, agricultural enterprise, agricultural activity
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Refers to land devoted to agricultural activity as defined in this act and not classified as mineral, forest, residential, commercial, or industrial land
Agricultural land
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Refers to a natural person whose primary livelihood is cultivation of land
Farmer
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Refers to any agricultural land not cultivated, tilled or developed to produce any crop nor devoted to any specific economic purpose continuously for a period of three years
Idle abandoned land
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A natural person who renders services for value as an employee or laborer in an agricultural enterprise or farm
Farm workers
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Is a natural person who is employed on a permanent basis by an agricultural enterprise or farm
Regular farm worker
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Is a natural person who is employed on a recurrent, periodic, or intermittent basis by an agricultural entreprise or farm
Seasonal farm worker
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Shall refer to organizations composed primarily of small agricultural producers, farmers, farm workers, or other agrarian producers
Cooperatives