Chapter 10 Flashcards
Who is responsible for filing the estate tax return?
a) Any heir
b) The executor, administrator, or legal heirs
c) The BIR Commissioner
d) The bank
b) The executor, administrator, or legal heirs
What is the deadline for filing the estate tax return under TRAIN Law?
a) 3 months from the decedent’s death
b) 6 months from the decedent’s death
c) 1 year from the decedent’s death
d) 2 years from the decedent’s death
c) 1 year from the decedent’s death
c) 1 year from the decedent’s death
What form is used for estate tax filing?
a) BIR Form 1701
b) BIR Form 1601
c) BIR Form 1801
d) BIR Form 1901
c) BIR Form 1801
Where should the estate tax return be filed if the decedent was a resident?
a) Any BIR office
b) RDO where the executor is registered
c) The RDO having jurisdiction over the decedent’s place of domicile at the time of death
d) The central office of the BIR
c) The RDO having jurisdiction over the decedent’s place of domicile at the time of death
What is the estate tax rate under the TRAIN Law?
a) 5%
b) 6%
c) 10%
d) 15%
b) 6%
b) 6%
What is the threshold amount that requires a CPA-certified estate tax return?
a) ₱1,000,000
b) ₱3,000,000
c) ₱5,000,000
d) ₱10,000,000
c) ₱5,000,000
c) ₱5,000,000
What is required for the transfer of real properties in an estate?
a) Approval from the local government
b) Clearance from the BIR
c) Signature of all heirs
d) Approval from the court
b) Clearance from the BIR
Which of the following is a deductible expense from the gross estate?
a) Personal loans of the heirs
b) Funeral expenses
c) Future income
d) Unpaid rent
b) Funeral expenses
b) Funeral expenses
The estate tax return for a non-resident decedent should be filed at:
a) The executor’s RDO
b) The RDO with jurisdiction over the estate’s assets
c) The nearest BIR branch
d) The Department of Finance
b) The RDO with jurisdiction over the estate’s assets
How long can the Commissioner extend the estate tax filing deadline?
a) 10 days
b) 30 days
c) 60 days
d) 90 days
b) 30 days
Enumerate three entities responsible for filing the estate tax return.
Executor
Administrator
Legal Heirs
List three types of assets subject to estate tax.
Real property
Motor vehicles
Shares of stock
Name three ways to file estate tax returns.
Manual filing at RDO
eBIRForms
Authorized tax agents
Provide three documentary requirements for estate tax filing.
Death certificate
TIN of the decedent
List of assets and liabilities
List three penalties for failure to pay estate tax on time.
Interest
Surcharge
Civil penalties
Name three deductions allowed from the gross estate.
Funeral expenses
Medical expenses
Claims against the estate
Identify three factors that determine the estate tax due.
Total assets
Liabilities
Deductions
List three ways an estate can settle tax payments.
Lump sum
Installment
Through properties
Enumerate three documents required for estate tax clearance.
Estate Tax Return
Payment Receipt
Sworn Declaration of Heirs
Name three penalties for estate tax evasion.
Interest penalties
Surcharge
Criminal liability
The tax imposed on the net estate of a deceased person.
Estate Tax
The official BIR form used for estate tax filing.
BIR Form 1801
The office where a resident decedent’s estate tax is filed.
RDO where the decedent was domiciled
The period within which the estate tax must be paid.
Within 1 year from the decedent’s death