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PLEASESHUT-OFFYOURCELL -PHONES
OPENING PRAYERS
* Our Father* Hail Mary* Glory Be
EXCLUSIONS GROSS INCOME
FINAL TAXESPassive incomeCapital GainsTrans.Tax
•Passive income- Final tax- Concept
•Other income- Schedular tax
GROSS INCOME
Interests Royalties Prizes and other winnings Capital gains Dividends
PASSIVE INCOME
Phil. CurrencyEFCDYield - Deposit substitutes - Trust funds, similar arrangements
INTERESTS
Banker’s acceptancesPromissory notesREPOs, Reverse REPOsCert. of assignment or participation
DEPOSIT SUBSTITUTES
Others with recourse
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Peso deposits- Citizens, res. aliens = 20%- Non-res. aliens, NET=25%
EFCD- Citizens, res. Aliens =71/2%- Non-res. Aliens, NET=25%
RATES
- Corps. not depository bankso Domestic, resident
foreign = 7 1/2% - Corps. depository bankso Domestic, resident
foreign = 10%
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Corporations- Domestic, foreign
resident = 20%- Foreign non-resident = 32%
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Long-term deposit or investment certificates- Savings, common or
individual trust funds, IMA, deposit substitutes
EXEMPT INTEREST
Maturity not less than five yearsBSP FormBank – IndividualNot less than P 10,000.00
CERTIFICATES
Rate = 20%- Citizens, resident aliens, non-resident aliens ETs - EXCEPT Books, literary and musical = 10%
ROYALTIES
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- Domestic and resident foreign corporationsNon-res. Foreign corp NET = 32%
More than P10,000Not PCSO or LOTTODerived within Phils.Tax treatment if less than P10,000
PRIZES
ConceptKinds
- Liquidating- Cash- Stock- Property
DIVIDENDS
SOURCE – From within- Domestic corporation- Foreign corporations –
not less than 50% for 3 years
DIVIDENDS
RECEIVED BY INDIVIDUALSCash or property dividends- Domestic Corporation- Joint stock company- Insurance company
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- Mutual fund company- Regional operating hqs
of multinational cosShare in prtnrshp incomeShare in assn, joint acct. joint venture, consortium
Domestic/DomesticForeign Resident/ Domestic
Nonresident/Domestic 15% subject to tax credit
CORPORATIONS
Concept - reasonable needs of business The tax = 10% of IAE
IMPROPERLY IMPROPERLY ACCUMULATED ACCUMULATED EARNINGS TAXEARNINGS TAX
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• Who are liable- Corp. form to avoid tax- By not dividing profits
- Only domestic corps.• IAET not applicable
CORPS IAET NOT APPLICABLE
• Banks and other non-bank financial intermediaries
• Insurance companies
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• Publicly-held corps. - Not public, closely held 50% of outstanding or total combined voting
owned not more than 20 individuals
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• Taxable partnerships• General professional partnerships
• Non-taxable joint ventures
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• PEZA and Bases Conversion registrants or SEZs enjoying special tax rate
TESTS FOR REASONABLEACCUMULATION• Immediacy test• “2 to 1” rule• Bardahl formula = optg cycle concept
REASONABLE ACCUMULATION
• Increase up to 100% paid-up
• Definite board approved corporate expansion
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• Buildings, plants or equipt. acquisition approved by Board
• Compliance with any loan covenant or pre-existing obligation
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• Required by law or regltns. to be retained or legally prohibited from distributing
• Subsidiaries of foreign corporations, if intended or reserved for investments within Phils.
PRIMA FACIEUNREASONABLE
• Investments of substantial earnings in unrelated business
• Investment in bonds and other long-term securities
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• Accumulation of earnings in excess of 100% paid-up unless for reasonable needs
TAXPAYERSWHY WHY
CLASSIFIED ?CLASSIFIED ?
Income taxable Deductions Exemptions Taxable rates
WHY CLASSIFY?
• Individuals • Trusts • Estates • Corporations
TAXPAYERS
• Citizenship • Residency • Civil status • Employment
INDIVIDUALS
Citizens
Aliens
CITIZENSHIP
Citizens–Resident–Nonresident
Aliens–Resident–Nonresident
RESIDENCY
Stays in the Philippines
No intention to transfer
RESIDENT CITIZEN
BIR satisfactionPhysical presence abroad Definite intention to reside abroad
NONRESIDENT CITIZEN
• Leaves Phil. during taxable year• To reside abroad• Works and derives income from abroad• Physical presence abroad required
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• Previous nonresident • Arrives during taxable year• Reside permanently in Phil.
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• Not mere transient or sojourner
• No definite intention to• Definite purpose extended stay
RESIDENT ALIEN
•Mere transient or sojourner
•Definite purpose accomplished
NONRESIDENT ALIEN
•Locally employed•Overseas contract workers
•Seamen
CITIZENS
•RESIDENTS–Locally employed–Employed by regnl or
area hgs., and regnl optg hqs. of multint’ls, OBUs, petroleum svc. contractrs
ALIENS
•Single, unmarried, legally separated
•Head of family•Married
CIVIL STATUS
•Revocability•Place of administration•Distribution of benefits
TRUSTS
•Domestic•Foreign
– Resident– Nonresident
CORPORATIONS
CORPORATIONS
•Partnerships•Joint stock companies•Joint accounts•Associations
CORPORATIONS
•General professional•Joint venture or consortium– Construction, energy– Service contract
NOT CORPORATIONS
•Not taxable entity•Partners taxed on their distributive share in net income
G.P.P.
INCOME TAX EXEMPT
TAX EXEMPT INCOME• Labor, agricultural or horticultural organization not organized principally for profit
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• Mutual savings bank and coop banks w/o capital stock
• Beneficiary society, order or association for exclusive benefit of members
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• Mutual aid association or nonstock corp organized by employees providing for the payment of life, sickness, accident, etc.
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• Cemetery company owned and operated exclusively for the members
• Nonstock organized for religious, charitable, scientific, athletic or cultural purposes, rehab of veterans
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• Business league, chamber of commerce, board of trade
• Civic league or org.not for profit promotion of social welfare
• Nonstock and nonprofit educational institution
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• Farmers; or other mutual typhoon or fire insurance, mutual ditch or irrigation, mutual or coop telephone company of purely local character
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• Farmers’, fruit growers, etc. as sales agents• Government
- GSIS- SSS- Phil. Health Insurance
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- PCSO / PAGCOR- Govt. educational
institutions
• Rates • Gross taxation • MCIT• IAET• Branch profits taxes• Other % taxes
CORPORATIONS
• Domestic = 32% Educational institutions
= 10%• Foreign
–Resident = 32%–Nonresident = 32% gross
CORPORATIONS
• 2% of gross income or• 32% reduced rate whichever is higher
• Beg. on 4th tax year
MINIMUM CORP. INCOME TAX
Gross salesLess: Sales Returns and Allowances COGS
GROSS INCOME
MERCHANDISING• Invoice COGS• Import duties• Freight• Insurance
COST OF GOODS SOLD
MANUFACTURING• All costs of prodctn, r.m. d.l. and mfg. OH• Freight cost, ins. & other costs to bring r.m.
COST OF GOODS MFG. AND SOLD
ALL DIRECT COSTS • Salaries and benefits• Cost of facilities, deprcn, rental, cost of supplies• Banks + interest expense
COST OF SERVICES
•Losses•Prolonged labor •Force majeure •Legitimate business reverses
SUSPENSION
No. of mos. using reduced rate x taxable income divided by 12
REDUCED RATES FOR FISCAL YR.
•SOF recommends to the President•January 1, 2000•Optional
GROSS INCOME TAXATION
•Tax effort ratio of 20% to G.N.P.•Ratio of 40% income tax to total tax revenues
CONDITIONS
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• VAT effort of 4% of G.N.P. • 9% Ratio of CPSFP to G.N.P.
•Within/Without•Schedular
– Optional standard– Itemized– Personal/additional
RES. CITIZENS
•Within•Schedular
– Itemized – Personal and additional
NONRES. CITIZENS
•Within•Same as resident citizens
RES. ALIENS
•E.T.B. •Within•Schedular
– Itemized– P.A.E. - reciprocity
NONRES. ALIEN
•N.E.T.B.•Within•No deductions•Taxed on gross
NONRES. ALIEN
CAPITAL GAINSand DEDUCTIONS
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