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    The beginning of taxation in the Philippines started as a means of protection from their chieftains called buwis. Everyone except chieftains and maharlikas were required to pay. When the Spanish arrived, they introduced the modern concept of taxation, requiring tribute of 8 reales or 1 peso annually from those aged 16-60, as well as goods like gold, copper, textiles, rice and livestock. This tribute system sparked several revolts by Filipinos against abusive tax collectors and high taxes from the 1580s onwards, with the Cagayan and Dingras Revolts of 1589 being two of the earliest and most significant.

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    The beginning of taxation in the Philippines started as a means of protection from their chieftains called buwis. Everyone except chieftains and maharlikas were required to pay. When the Spanish arrived, they introduced the modern concept of taxation, requiring tribute of 8 reales or 1 peso annually from those aged 16-60, as well as goods like gold, copper, textiles, rice and livestock. This tribute system sparked several revolts by Filipinos against abusive tax collectors and high taxes from the 1580s onwards, with the Cagayan and Dingras Revolts of 1589 being two of the earliest and most significant.

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    THE BEGINNING OF

    TAXATION IN THE
    PHILIPPINES

    • THE PURPOSE OF PAYING TAXES WAS THE


    PROTECTION FROM THEIR DATUS.
    • THEY CALLED IT BUWIS.
    • EXCEPT FOR THE CHIEFTAIN AND
    MAHARLIKA EVERYONE IN THE
    COMMUNITY WERE REQUIRED TO PAY.
    THE BEGINNING OF TAXATION
    IN THE PHILIPPINES

    • They need to pay tribute or tributo.(16-


    60yrs.old)
    • Amounting 8 reales or 1 peso per year.
    • When spaniards arrived in the country,
    they introduced modern concept of taxation.
    OTHERD FORMS OF PAYMENT

    • Gold
    • Copper
    • Textile
    • Rice
    • Livestock
    TRIBUTE FROM NATIVES

    • The system was based in recopilation del


    reyes de reymos de las indians.
    • Started when miguel lopez de lagazpi
    conquered the country unit 1884
    • Abolished in 1884 and replaced by cedula
    REVOLTS AGAINTS THE
    TRIBUTE (1589)

    • The Cagayan and Dingras Revolts Against the


    Tribute occurred on Luzon in the present-day
    provinces of Cagayan and Ilocos Norte in 1589.
    Ilocanos, Ibanags, and other Filipinos revolted
    against alleged abuses by the tax collectors,
    including the collection of high taxes.
    EARLY FILIPINO REVOLTS

    • Pangpanga revolt (1585)


    • Revolt Against the tribute(1589)
    • Sumuroy revolt (1649-1650)
    • Dagohoy revolt (1744-1829)
    • Agrarian revolt (1745-46)
    • Silang revolt (1762-63)
    • Basi revolt (1807)
    • Pule revolt (1840-41)
    REASON BEHIND THE FILIPINO REVOLTS
    AGAINST THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT.

    • Filipino revolts against the Spanish


    colonizers were mostly triggered by the
    forced labor imposed by the Spaniards,
    and the abuses done by Spanish
    officials and friars.Mar 29, 2021
    AUGUST 1986:REVOLT
    IN THE PHILIPPINES

    In the fall of 1896, Filipino nationalists revolted


    Against the spanish rule that had controlled the
    Philippines since the sixteenth.Led by Emilio
    Aguinaldo (1869 -1964), the 1869 revolt carried
    the Filipinos to an anticipated war with Spain an
    unanticipated war with the uniited state.
    THE IMPORTANCE OF
    FILIPINO REVOLTS
    • The Philippine Revolution is one of
    the most important events in the
    country's history, awakening a proud
    sense of nationalism for
    generations of Filipinos to come. In
    a period of heavy struggle and
    conflict, Filipinos of different
    backgrounds united with a common
    goal: to resist colonialism.
    THAT’S ALL HAVE A GREAT DAY😊

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