Unit 1 Flashcards
(42 cards)
Who opens the gate of independence?
Jose Rizal
Philippines exercises tax
State
Life; Cannot be separated
Inherent
Enforcement and regulation to provide general welfare
Police power
Everything is under the king (State)
Regalian doctrine
Who makes law (e.g. house of rep, congress)
Legislative
Executes law (e.g. LTO, agencies)
Executive
Decides what is right or wrong (e.g. judges)
Judiciary
“King owns everything.”
Regalian domain
Tax loss should be efficient and effective
Administrative Feasibility
Expenses should at least meet or within the source of income
Fiscal Adequacy
Refers to the elements of state; residing within its territory
Population
Status given by the international body; such as state is independent
Sovereignity
Collegiate body that manages its population within its territory
Government
Kind of tax loss being used in the Philippine jurisdiction; ability of the taxpayer to pay
Theoretical Justice
Kind of taxpayer which is natural born; person
Individual taxpayer
Refere to juridical type of person (e.g. partnership, cooperative)
Corporation
Kind of taxpayer who is considered a Filipino citizen and lives in the Philippine jurisdiction
Resident citizen
Kind of taxpayer who is considered to be Filipino but does not reside within the Philippine jurisdiction
Non-resident citizen
Tax rate of interest, royalties…
20%
This theory dictates that taxes should be collected. If not, the State will not live on its own
Lifeblood doctrine
This theory dictates that payment of taxes is necessary with the expectancy of benefit in return
Benefits received doctrine or Symbiotic Theory
When a taxpayer exceeded 3 million gross sales within the taxable year, a taxpayer shall be subjected to this kind of tax
Value Added Tax (VAT)
If a taxpayer did not exceed 3 million within the taxable year, what kind of tax would a taxpayer be liable on top of this income tax?
Percentage tax (3%)