INCOME TAXATION Chapter 2 Exercises
INCOME TAXATION Chapter 2 Exercises
Discussion Questions
1. Distinguish tax law from tax exemption law.
2. Enumerate the sources of tax l a w s . l a h sKoa
3. Discuss the nature of Philippine tax law.
4. Distinguish tax laws, revenue regulations, and rulings. blod
5. Define tax and identify its elements.
6. What are the classifications of taxes? Enumerate and provide examplesfor each
classification.
7. Compare tax with revenue, license, toll, debt, special assessment, tarif,
TE penalty.
8. What is a tax system? What are its types?
9. Enumerate the principles of a sound tax system. Explain each.
10. Enumerate the powers of the BIR.
11. Enumerate the non-delegated powers of theC I R . 0
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2. When tax is collected upon someone who is effectively reimbursed by another, the
tax is regarded as
a.) direct. C. personal.
b. indirect. d. illegal.
3. Allare ad valorem taxes, except one. Select the exception.oto
a. Poll tax c.Real property tax.
b. Estate tax d. Capital gains tax on real property capital asset
p4. Taxation power can be used to destroy
a. as a revenue measure. Ceas an implement of policepower.
b. even if the tax is invalid. d. when the State is in dire need of funds.
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P 15. Atax that is imposed upon the performance of an act, the enjoyment of a privilege
or theengagement in a profession is known as
a. income tax. (Cèxcise tax.
b. license. d. transfer tax.
26. A
taxthat is imposed based on per unit or per head basis is known as
a Proportional tax C. Ad valorem taX
Specific tax d. Progressive tax
) 27. Mr. dela Cruz has a tax obligation to the government amounting to P80,000. Sing
he is leaving the country, he entered into a contract with Mr. Garcia wherein Mr.
shallpay the P80,000 tax in his behalf. On due date, Mr. Garcia failed to pay th
tax. The BIR sent a letter of demand to Mr. dela Cruz which he refused to pay.
Which of the following statementsis correct?
a. The government cannot enforce collection charges against Mr. dela Cruz sing
he has validly transferred his obligations to Mr. Garcia under the contract.
b. The government can no longer run after Mr. dela Cruz because he is alread
outside the Philippine territory.
C The government should wait untilMr. B becomessolvent again.
d. The government should force Mr. Ato pay because taxes are non-assignable.
b 28. Philippine tax laws are, by nature,
a political. C. political and civil.
b. civil. d. penal and civil.
l 29. Motor vehicles tax is an example of
a. Property tax c. Income tax
b. Privilege tax d. Indirect tax
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37. When the impact and incidence of taxation are merged into the statutory
taxpayer,the tax is known as
a. Personal tax c. Indirect tax
b. Direct tax d. National tax
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A. Government revenue may comne from tax, license, toll and penalties.
B. Penalty may arise either from law or contracts.
Which is false?
a. A only C. A and B
b. B only d. Neither A nor B
D2. DebtItasiscompared
a.
to tax
ademand of ownership.
b It is not assignable.
imprisonment when not paid.
C. It willnot cause
d. Itis generally payable inmoney.
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