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PAUL AGUSTIN

Assignment – Donor’s Tax

1. A donor made the following donation during 2018:


 To Abel, a car worth P 800,000.
 To Jen, a condominium unit worth P 3,000,000 in Macau.
 To Gore, GJ Company shares (domestic corp.) amounting to P 250,000.
 To Alexa, P 100,000 worth of shares of stock of a resident foreign corporation where 90% of its
operation is in the Philippines.
 To Earl, a building in Singapore valued at P 5,000,000 mortgaged for P 2,000,000 assumed by the
done.
 To Hananiah, parcel of land in Isabela, P 1,500,000.
 To Chen, P100,000 bank deposit in BPI.
 To Kristine, P 100,000 bank deposit in Metrobank, US branch.
 To Gavrie, P 500,000 cash.

The donor also made the following transfer of properties within the year:
Property Consideration received FMV at the time of transfer
Land 1 – QC P 2M P 3M
Land 2 – Taguig 3M 2M
Land 3 – USA 5M 10M
Car – Manila 800K 1M

Required:
Determine the amount of gross gifts subject to donor’s tax assuming the donor is
a. Resident citizen = 16,550,000
b. RA = 16,550,000
c. NRA with reciprocity
=3,000,000
d. NRA without reciprocity
=3,450,000
2. Juan, a resident citizen, made the following donations in 2018:
 To Pedro, a parcel of land worth P 4,500,000 located in Pasig.
 To Amber, a parcel of land worth P 1,000,000 located in Malaysia.
 To Roger, PLDT shares amounting to P 1,500,000.
 To Aby, a building in Belgium worth P 2,000,000 mortgaged for P 500,000 assumed by the
donee.
 To Alex, land in Pampanga worth P 3,000,000.
 To Jamylle, P 500,000 cash in PNB NY.

Juan has also transferred the following properties:


FMV SP
Car, Alabang 600,000 400,000
Car, Malaysia 600,000 400,000
Land in Mactan Cebu 1,000,000 1,000,000

Required:

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Determine the amount of gross profit subject to donor’s tax assuming that the donor is
a. RA
b. NRA with reciprocity

3. Mike is a sole proprietor engaged in the distribution of various consumer products. During the year, he
sold his vacant lot located in Davao valued at P 2,500,000 to his long time buddy, Leomar for only P
1,500,000. The property was purchased by Mike two years ago at a cost of P 1,200,000.

Required: Determine the following:


a. Donor’s tax due= 45,000
b. CGT
Fair Market Value 2,500,000
CGT Rate 0.06
Capital Gains Tax 150,000

Assuming the land was classified as an ordinary asset, determine the following:
a. Donor’s tax due: 0
b. CGT

4. Pedro sold to Ana, his shares of stock in Makabayan Corporation (a closely held domestic corporation)
for P 400,000 when its fair market value was P 850,000. The shares were purchased by Pedro five years
ago for P 500,000.

Required:
Determine the following:
a. Donor’s tax due.= 27,000
b. CGT = zero

Assuming that the shares were sold in the ordinary course of business, at arm's length
transactions, without donative intent, determine the following:
a. Donor’s tax due = 0
b. CGT : 850,000 x0. 06 = 51,000

5. In 2018, a resident citizen made the following gifts:


 On March 1, P 200,000 to his son, on account of marriage celebrated on January 1, 2017.
 On May 30, a parcel of land worth P 500,000 to his brother, subject to the condition that the
donee would assume the mortgage indebtedness of in the amount of P 100,000.
 On June 30, P 300,000 to an ailing friend.
 On July 31, P 200,000 cash to Bantay Bata.
 On September 30, a house and lot worth P 3,000,000 to his daughter and son in law, on account
of their scheduled marriage on December 25, 2018. A mortgage of P 600,000 will be assumed by
the donee.

Required: Determine the tax payable on:


a. March 1
Gross Gift 200,000
Exempt 250,000

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Donor’s Tax Payable = 0


b. May 30
Gross Gift 500,00
Mortgage (100,000)
Prior Gift 200,000
TOTAL GIFT 600,000
Tax Exempt (250,000)
Tax Rate 0.06
Donor’s Tax Payable = 21,000
c. June 30
Gross Gift 300,000
Prior Gift 600,000
TOTAL 900,000
Tax Exempt (250,000)
TAXABLE GIFT 650,000
Donor’s Tax 0.06
Donor’s Tax Due 39,000
Tax Paid (21,000)
Donor’s Tax Due = 18,000
d. July 31 =
e. Sep. 30
Gross Gift 3,000,000
Encumbrance (600,000)
Prior Gifts 06/30 900,000
TOTAL GIFTS 3,300,000
Tax Exempt (250,000)
Taxable Net Gift 3,050,000
Donor’s Rate 0.06
Tax Paid Due 06/30 (39,000)
DONOR’S TAX DUE 144,000

6. A resident citizen made the following donations:


 March 30, 2018: P 100,000 to a friend as a wedding gift.
 May 25, 2018: P 2000,000 to their church for Flores de Mayo celebration.

Required: Determine the donor’s tax payable on:


a. March 30, 2018
Gross Gift 100,000
Exempt (250,000)
NO DONOR’S TAX
b. May 25, 2018 – EXEMPT

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7. Husband and wife, citizens and residents of the Philippines made the following donations during the
calendar year:

June 6, 2018
 To Jun-Jun, a legitimate son, on account of marriage P 460,000.
 To Bea, a legitimate daughter, property with mortgage of P 4,000 which was assumed by Bea,
FMV P 20,000

October 8, 2018
 To Robert, a legitimate son of the wife by a prior mortgage on account of marriage, P 60,000.

November 4, 2018
 To a charitable organization (25% of donations made were used for admin purposes), P 10,000.
 To Cindy, a family friend, P 4,000.

Required: Determine the donor’s tax payable of the spouses on:


a. June 6, 2018
b. October 8, 2018
c. P November 4, 2018

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