This document contains a series of true/false statements and multiple choice questions related to tax deductions and tax rates in the Philippines. It addresses allowable deductions for marketing and entertainment expenses, personal grocery purchases, bribes and compensation. It also covers tax rates for interest income, non-operating income, raffle prizes, winnings, royalties, e-Sabong betting and alimony.
This document contains a series of true/false statements and multiple choice questions related to tax deductions and tax rates in the Philippines. It addresses allowable deductions for marketing and entertainment expenses, personal grocery purchases, bribes and compensation. It also covers tax rates for interest income, non-operating income, raffle prizes, winnings, royalties, e-Sabong betting and alimony.
This document contains a series of true/false statements and multiple choice questions related to tax deductions and tax rates in the Philippines. It addresses allowable deductions for marketing and entertainment expenses, personal grocery purchases, bribes and compensation. It also covers tax rates for interest income, non-operating income, raffle prizes, winnings, royalties, e-Sabong betting and alimony.
marketing staff are allowable deductions at all times even without supporting documents
2. Duly supported entertainment,
amusement and recreation expense is allowed as deduction 100% TRUE or FALSE 3. Grocery items purchased by the President for his household can be claimed as deduction as long as it is duly supported
4. Bribes, kickbacks and other similar
payments can be claimed as deduction as long as it is acknowledge by the recipient TRUE or FALSE 5. As general rule, compensation income earners under employer-employee relationship and self-employed taxpayers or those having business may deduct pertinent items from their gross to arrive at net taxable income TRUE or FALSE 6. In the case of a non-resident alien individual engaged in trade or business in the Philippines and a resident foreign corporation, the deductions for taxes shall be allowed only if and to the extent that they are connected with income from sources within the Philippines TRUE or FALSE 7. Taxpayer should signify his intention to claim Optional Standard Deduction during the filing of the first quarterly tax return, and such election would be irrevocable for the taxable year in which return is made
8. Proceeds of sale of real property classified as capital
asset may be exmpt from the 6% capital gains tax Identify if REGULAR TAX or FINAL TAX 9. Interest income earned by a depositor is subject to ________________
10. Non-operating income are generally subject to
_________________
11. Raffle prizes during Christmas party in the amount
of Php 1,000 is subject to ____________________ Identify if REGULAR TAX or FINAL TAX 11. Winnings are generally subject to ______________
12. Prizes are generally subject to _________________
13. Royalties are generally subject to
_________________
14. Income from e-Sabong betting is subject to
__________________ Identify if REGULAR TAX or FINAL TAX 11. Winnings are generally subject to ______________
12. Prizes are generally subject to _________________
13. Royalties are generally subject to _______________
14. Income from e-Sabong betting is subject to
_________________ 15. Tax from Alimony is subject to ________________