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Page 1: Income Tax 2
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PLEASESHUT-OFFYOURCELL -PHONES

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OPENING PRAYERS

* Our Father* Hail Mary* Glory Be

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EXCLUSIONS GROSS INCOME

FINAL TAXESPassive incomeCapital GainsTrans.Tax

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•Passive income- Final tax- Concept

•Other income- Schedular tax

GROSS INCOME

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Interests Royalties Prizes and other winnings Capital gains Dividends

PASSIVE INCOME

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Phil. CurrencyEFCDYield - Deposit substitutes - Trust funds, similar arrangements

INTERESTS

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Banker’s acceptancesPromissory notesREPOs, Reverse REPOsCert. of assignment or participation

DEPOSIT SUBSTITUTES

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Others with recourse

Continuation

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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

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- Corps. not depository bankso Domestic, resident

foreign = 7 1/2% - Corps. depository bankso Domestic, resident

foreign = 10%

Continuation …….

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Corporations- Domestic, foreign

resident = 20%- Foreign non-resident = 32%

Continuation …….

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Long-term deposit or investment certificates- Savings, common or

individual trust funds, IMA, deposit substitutes

EXEMPT INTEREST

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Maturity not less than five yearsBSP FormBank – IndividualNot less than P 10,000.00

CERTIFICATES

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Rate = 20%- Citizens, resident aliens, non-resident aliens ETs - EXCEPT Books, literary and musical = 10%

ROYALTIES

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Continuation…….

- Domestic and resident foreign corporationsNon-res. Foreign corp NET = 32%

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More than P10,000Not PCSO or LOTTODerived within Phils.Tax treatment if less than P10,000

PRIZES

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ConceptKinds

- Liquidating- Cash- Stock- Property

DIVIDENDS

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SOURCE – From within- Domestic corporation- Foreign corporations –

not less than 50% for 3 years

DIVIDENDS

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RECEIVED BY INDIVIDUALSCash or property dividends- Domestic Corporation- Joint stock company- Insurance company

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Continuation …….

- Mutual fund company- Regional operating hqs

of multinational cosShare in prtnrshp incomeShare in assn, joint acct. joint venture, consortium

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Domestic/DomesticForeign Resident/ Domestic

Nonresident/Domestic 15% subject to tax credit

CORPORATIONS

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Concept - reasonable needs of business The tax = 10% of IAE

IMPROPERLY IMPROPERLY ACCUMULATED ACCUMULATED EARNINGS TAXEARNINGS TAX

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Continuation …...

• Who are liable- Corp. form to avoid tax- By not dividing profits

- Only domestic corps.• IAET not applicable

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CORPS IAET NOT APPLICABLE

• Banks and other non-bank financial intermediaries

• Insurance companies

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Continuation …….

• Publicly-held corps. - Not public, closely held 50% of outstanding or total combined voting

owned not more than 20 individuals

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Continuation …….

• Taxable partnerships• General professional partnerships

• Non-taxable joint ventures

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Continuation …….

• PEZA and Bases Conversion registrants or SEZs enjoying special tax rate

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TESTS FOR REASONABLEACCUMULATION• Immediacy test• “2 to 1” rule• Bardahl formula = optg cycle concept

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REASONABLE ACCUMULATION

• Increase up to 100% paid-up

• Definite board approved corporate expansion

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Continuation …….

• Buildings, plants or equipt. acquisition approved by Board

• Compliance with any loan covenant or pre-existing obligation

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Continuation …….

• 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.

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PRIMA FACIEUNREASONABLE

• Investments of substantial earnings in unrelated business

• Investment in bonds and other long-term securities

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Continuation …….Continuation …….

• Accumulation of earnings in excess of 100% paid-up unless for reasonable needs

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TAXPAYERSWHY WHY

CLASSIFIED ?CLASSIFIED ?

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Income taxable Deductions Exemptions Taxable rates

WHY CLASSIFY?

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• Individuals • Trusts • Estates • Corporations

TAXPAYERS

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• Citizenship • Residency • Civil status • Employment

INDIVIDUALS

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Citizens

Aliens

CITIZENSHIP

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Citizens–Resident–Nonresident

Aliens–Resident–Nonresident

RESIDENCY

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Stays in the Philippines

No intention to transfer

RESIDENT CITIZEN

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BIR satisfactionPhysical presence abroad Definite intention to reside abroad

NONRESIDENT CITIZEN

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• Leaves Phil. during taxable year• To reside abroad• Works and derives income from abroad• Physical presence abroad required

Continuation …….

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• Previous nonresident • Arrives during taxable year• Reside permanently in Phil.

Continuation …….

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• Not mere transient or sojourner

• No definite intention to• Definite purpose extended stay

RESIDENT ALIEN

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•Mere transient or sojourner

•Definite purpose accomplished

NONRESIDENT ALIEN

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•Locally employed•Overseas contract workers

•Seamen

CITIZENS

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•RESIDENTS–Locally employed–Employed by regnl or

area hgs., and regnl optg hqs. of multint’ls, OBUs, petroleum svc. contractrs

ALIENS

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•Single, unmarried, legally separated

•Head of family•Married

CIVIL STATUS

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•Revocability•Place of administration•Distribution of benefits

TRUSTS

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•Domestic•Foreign

– Resident– Nonresident

CORPORATIONS

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CORPORATIONS

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•Partnerships•Joint stock companies•Joint accounts•Associations

CORPORATIONS

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•General professional•Joint venture or consortium– Construction, energy– Service contract

NOT CORPORATIONS

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•Not taxable entity•Partners taxed on their distributive share in net income

G.P.P.

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INCOME TAX EXEMPT

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TAX EXEMPT INCOME• Labor, agricultural or horticultural organization not organized principally for profit

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Continuation …….

• Mutual savings bank and coop banks w/o capital stock

• Beneficiary society, order or association for exclusive benefit of members

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Continuation …….

• Mutual aid association or nonstock corp organized by employees providing for the payment of life, sickness, accident, etc.

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Continuation …….

• 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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Continuation …….

• 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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Continuation …….

• 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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Continuation …….

• Farmers’, fruit growers, etc. as sales agents• Government

- GSIS- SSS- Phil. Health Insurance

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Continuation …….

- PCSO / PAGCOR- Govt. educational

institutions

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• Rates • Gross taxation • MCIT• IAET• Branch profits taxes• Other % taxes

CORPORATIONS

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• Domestic = 32% Educational institutions

= 10%• Foreign

–Resident = 32%–Nonresident = 32% gross

CORPORATIONS

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• 2% of gross income or• 32% reduced rate whichever is higher

• Beg. on 4th tax year

MINIMUM CORP. INCOME TAX

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Gross salesLess: Sales Returns and Allowances COGS

GROSS INCOME

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MERCHANDISING• Invoice COGS• Import duties• Freight• Insurance

COST OF GOODS SOLD

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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

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ALL DIRECT COSTS • Salaries and benefits• Cost of facilities, deprcn, rental, cost of supplies• Banks + interest expense

COST OF SERVICES

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•Losses•Prolonged labor •Force majeure •Legitimate business reverses

SUSPENSION

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No. of mos. using reduced rate x taxable income divided by 12

REDUCED RATES FOR FISCAL YR.

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•SOF recommends to the President•January 1, 2000•Optional

GROSS INCOME TAXATION

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•Tax effort ratio of 20% to G.N.P.•Ratio of 40% income tax to total tax revenues

CONDITIONS

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Continuation…

• VAT effort of 4% of G.N.P. • 9% Ratio of CPSFP to G.N.P.

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•Within/Without•Schedular

– Optional standard– Itemized– Personal/additional

RES. CITIZENS

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•Within•Schedular

– Itemized – Personal and additional

NONRES. CITIZENS

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•Within•Same as resident citizens

RES. ALIENS

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•E.T.B. •Within•Schedular

– Itemized– P.A.E. - reciprocity

NONRES. ALIEN

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•N.E.T.B.•Within•No deductions•Taxed on gross

NONRES. ALIEN

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CAPITAL GAINSand DEDUCTIONS

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