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R-2
PART I
1)TRUE. But upon recommendation of the BIR commissioner.
2)TRUE
3)FALSE. PAN is not required when a taxpayer failed to pay the excise tax due on
excisable articles.
7) TRUE
8) FALSE. The Sanggunian has the power to grant relief such as compromise of
local taxes as it may deem necessary through ordinances duly approved.
9) FALSE. The CIR has the power to prescribed real property values, but not to a
fix values.
10)TRUE.
Dawaton, Rolex Jurister G.
R-2
PART II.
No. 1) The requisites of a valid tax are as follows:
a) It should be for public purpose,
b) It should be uniform,
c) That either the person or property being taxed be within the
jurisdiction of the taxing authority, And
d) The tax must not impinge on the inherent and constitutional limitations
on the power of taxation.
No. 2)
The concept of benefit rule Tax is that if a taxpayer received a tax benefit from
deducting national or local taxes in a prior taxable year and the taxpayer recovers
all or a portion of those taxes in the current taxable year, the taxpayer must include
in gross income the lesser of the difference between the taxpayer’s total itemized
deductions taken in the prior year.
This concept applies for the recovery of any national or local taxes.
No. 3)
a) Tax amnesty vs tax abatement
As to ground, in the former, there is no specific ground. The grant is based
on the discretion of the taxing authority. Wherein, in the latter, the ground are the
followings a) there is unjust or excessive assessment, and b) the administration and
collection costs involved do not justify the collection of the amount due.
As to how it applied, in the former, it applied retroactively. Wherein in the
latter, it applied prospectively.
No. 4)
I will rule in favor of BTS Corp. on the ground of invalid assessment.
Under the law, a final assessment notice does not only include a computation of
tax liabilities; it should also include a demand for payment within a period
prescribed. Without which the assessment is mere request and violative of the right
to due process.