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GENERAL PRINCIPLES AND CONCEPTS OF TAXATION
Problem 1 - 1 TRUE OR FALSE
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False - This descrines taxation as a means.
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Folee - Not every government unk can exercise the powerof taxation, Its exclusively
legislative in nature
True
False - Taxation is an inherent power. The constitution only limits the power to tax.
True
False - The benefits from taxation may or may nat be experienced by the taxpayer. The
justification to collect tax government's survival under the "lfe-blood” theory,
False - Not all government's funds come from taxes
True
True
False - Government agencies engaged in proprietary functions are subject tax unless
stated otherwise,
True
False ~ Each local government shall have the power to create its awn sources of
revenues and to levy taxes,
Problem 1 - 2 TRUE OR FALSE
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False - Equity does not necessarily collection of equal amounts from each taxpayer.
False — Tax atsesement is part of administrative function of principal government unit
‘concerned,
False ~ Delegated tax power ta the President involves only administrative discretion,
False -These powers could not be effectively performed without revenue. Revenue is
fabed through taxation,
True
True
False - Penalty in the Form of fines is imposition af amount by the police power.
True
False - Tax exemption is granted to government entities with governmental function
Unless stated otherwee
False - This describes the levying aspect of taxation.
False Just compensation clause & @ Constitutional restriction on exercise of Eminent
Domain only
True
Thue
True
True
Problem 1 - 3 TRUE OR FALSEINCOME TAXATION 6” Edition (BY: VALENCIA & ROXAS) 2
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Fae - Ne direct double taxation secause the carperaton hasseparste and distinct
personality tom the steckhaldars
Faise- For transer ‘ax purposes, nonresident allen is lable only for properties located
‘nthinehe Philippines
False - No pubic funds shal be appropriated for religious purposes
Fase ~All bils ever f approved ky the 2/3 ofthe congress should tll ke signed by the
President to become lw
Faise~ To grant tax-exemption, only majrty ofall the members ofthe congress i
heeded, rot two-thirds
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Fase - Taxes colected by the BIR are national taxes.
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Frise -the tax evader breaks the fw
Fase -Transers of real propety classified 2s capital asst is subject to captal gan tax
(of %, The revenue anc asset must be used directly for educational purrores|
Problem 1 - 4 TRUE OR FALSE
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Fase - Interpretations made by the executive ofcers are net coreusive. Itcan be
Jisfegatdad ay We Courts If faina evoneaus
3, Fase "Ex post facta lew” fs rot appicadle far ax purposes,
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5. Fase - Nonpayment of poll tax
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7. Fate - Doubts must be resolved in favoraf the taxpayer,
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9. False Not applicable t totaly unrelated taxes,
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11 False - Not tansfermble and not assignaate
12. False - Null and vaie, not binding and na effect as law.
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1S, Fase - Tax rulings are not final interpretations of tax laws. The court can change them:
iffoural contrary to aw.
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