GENDER AND

SOCIET Y VIDEO
LECTURE
LESSON 1-4
LESSON 1
I N T R O D U C T I O N TO T H E C O U R S E
SAMPLES OF NATIONAL TAXES

• Capital gains tax - Panganlitan naka palit ka ug balay worth 100k pesos sa
2000, pagka 2020 imo gi baligya worth 500K. Imung capital gain is 400k so naai
percent kuhaon ana para sa tax.
• Documentary Stamp Tax - Tax para sa mga dokumento awat anang mga
deed of sale, loan contracts, etc.
• Donor’s Tax - Panganlitan imung ninong gi regaluhan kag mansion, naai % sa
transfer ma padulong sa tax.
 S TAT U S B Y
AC H I E V E M E N T
 S TAT U S B Y
ASCRIPTION
LESSON 2
S E X A N D G E N D E R : W H AT T H E Y A R E
A N D H OW T H E Y D I F F E R
SAMPLES OF NATIONAL TAXES

• VAT - Collected sa mga negosyo. Kini na tax ang rason ngano mahal na kaayo
inyung chicken joy.
• Excise Tax - Taxes on local and international products.
• Withholding Tax on Compensation - Taxes imposed on compensation
only.
• Expanded withholding taxt - Taxes on professional fees or rental fees
SAMPLES OF NATIONAL TAXES

• Estate Tax - Nahibaw.an nimo nga ampon ka unya ang imung tinuod na
pamilya kay mga Mondragon, Namatay si Don Mondragon unya nakasaad sa
iyang last will and testament nga ihatag sa imo ang Mansion. Ang transfer ana
naai % sa tax mapadulong.
• Income Tax - Naai % makuha nga tax gikan sa imung sweldo.
• Percentage tax - Taxes added sa mga negosyo.
SAMPLES OF NATIONAL TAXES

• Final Withholding tax - Taxes na ginakuha sa banko if mag

deposit ka
• Wtihholding tax on government money payments - Taxes
imposed on government - Private entitiy transactions
SAMPLES OF LOCAL TAXES

• Tax on Transfer of Real Property Ownership – Taxes na gipatong if naai mag transfer ug
property.
• Tax on Business of Printing and Publication – Taxes nga gi patong sa mga libro ug mga
butangnga kailangan i.print
• Franchise Tax – tax on businesses enjoying a franchise, at the rate not exceeding fifty percent
(50%) of one percent (1%) of the gross annual receipts for the preceding calendar year based
on the incoming receipt, or realized, within its territorial jurisdiction.
• Tax on Sand, Gravel and Other Quarry Resources – Natural resources also have taxes
• Professional Tax – Example, naai patong na tax sa mga professional fees sa mga abugado.
SAMPLES OF LOCAL TAXES
• Amusement Tax – Tax nga gi patong sa mga gusto magpa abri ug mga lingaw2x na negosyo
like casinos and circus.
• Annual Fixed Tax For Every Delivery Truck or Van of Manufacturers or Producers,
Wholesalers of, Dealers, or Retailers in, Certain Products – an annual fixed tax for
every truck, van or any vehicle used by manufacturers, producers, wholesalers, dealers or
retailers
• Tax on Business – tax imposed by cities, municipalities on businesses before they will be
issued a business license or permits to start operations.
LESSON 3
SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES OF
G E N D E R R O L E S PA R T 1 :
FUNCTIONALISM AND CONFLICT
T H E O RY
SAMPLES OF LOCAL TAXES

• Service Fees or Charges – fees or charges that may be collected by the barangays for
services rendered in connection with the regulations or the use of barangay-owned properties
or service facilities, such as palay, copra, or tobacco dryers
• Fees for Sealing and Licensing of Weights and Measures – fees for the sealing and
licensing of weights measures at such reasonable rates as shall be prescribed by the
sangguniang bayan of the municipality or city.
• Fishery Rentals, Fees and Charges – rentals, fees or charges imposed by the
municipality/city to grantees of fishery privileges in the municipal/city waters
PHILIPPINE
POLITICS AND
GOVERNANCE
P H I L I P P I N E F O R M O F G OV E R N M E N T
OBJECTIVES

At the end of the session, students must:

1.) Define Democracy.

2.) Differentiate Democracy and Republicanism.
3.) Identify the 3 branches of Government.
HOW DOES A STRUCTURAL
FUNCTIONALIST DESCRIBE THE FAMILY?
PHILIPPINE FORM
O F G OV E R N M E N T

Our government is a
democratic and
republican state
(Democracy because
we directly choose our
leaders, Republican
because we vote our
representatives like
congress).
HOW DOES A CONFLICT THEORIST
VIEW THE FAMILY?
LESSON 4
SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES OF GENDER
R O L E S PA R T 2 : S Y M B O L I C I N T E R A C T I O N
AND SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIONISM
 WHERE DO THESE GUYS BELONG?
(EXECUTIVE, LEGISLATIVE, OR JUDICIAL
BRANCH)
CABINET
MEMBERS
OUR CONSTITUTION
I S T H E S U P R E M E L AW
O F T H E L A N D, M O R E
SUPREME THAN OUR
POLITICIANS.

There are 3 branches

of our government:
EXECUTIVE,
LEGESLATIVE,
JUDICIAL (All
three are equal
through the use of
checks and
balances)
CHECKS AND
B A L A N C E S ( A WAY F O R
THE THREE BRANCHES
T O I N V E S T I G AT E E A C H
OT H E R )

Example: If the President does

not do his job, he can be
impeached by the congress.

If the Congress passes a law that

is not good, the president may
not sign the law para dili ma
effect ang law.

If the congress passed a law that

is not good, and is signed by the
president, you can challenge the
law through the judicial
department.
CABINET
MEMBERS
THANK
YOU!
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