chapter 3 Flashcards

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What is Value-added Tax (VAT)?

A

A tax on consumption levied on the sale, barter, exchange or lease of goods or properties and services in the Philippines and on importation of goods into the Philippines.

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Is VAT an indirect tax?

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Yes, VAT is an indirect tax that may be passed on to the buyer.

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Who is liable for VAT payment?

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The VAT registered seller is legally liable for the payment of VAT.

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4
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What is the annual gross income threshold for VAT registration?

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Php3,000,000.

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How is VAT treated from the buyer’s perspective?

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It is added on the purchase price of goods or services payable to the VAT-registered seller.

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How is VAT treated from the seller’s perspective?

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It is added on the value of product or service sold collectible from the buyer.

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What is the formula to calculate VAT Payable?

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Output VAT - Input VAT = VAT Payable.

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What are the characteristics of VAT?

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  • Imposed on business transactions
  • Follows consumption/destination principle
  • Indirect tax
  • Cumulative
  • Employs tax credit method
  • No double taxation
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9
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What is one rationale for implementing VAT?

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Higher Government Revenue.

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10
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What objects are subject to VAT?

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  • Sales of goods or properties related to business or trade
  • Sales of services or lease of properties within the Philippines
  • Importation
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What is Output VAT?

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The VAT on sales of goods or services passed on to the buyers.

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What are the sources of Regular Output VAT?

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  • Sale of vatable goods
  • Sale of vatable services
  • Sales of vatable properties
  • Transactions deemed sales
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13
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What are the two methods of VAT presentation?

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  • VAT Exclusive Method
  • VAT Inclusive Method
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What is Input VAT?

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The value-added tax due from or paid by a VAT registered person in the course of his ordinary trade or business.

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When is Input VAT creditable?

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When both seller and buyer are VAT-registered, with exceptions (When the purchase was transacted by a non-VAT taxpayer issuing a VAT invoice, and
Purchase on imported goods or services)

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16
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What are the functions of Input VAT?

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  • Tax credit against output VAT
  • Input VAT carry-over
  • Tax refund
  • Tax credit certificate
17
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What is required for proper documentation of Input VAT?

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A VAT Invoice or VAT official receipt issued in the name of the service recipient.

18
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Are delivery receipts allowed for Input VAT claims?

A

No, delivery receipts are not allowed.

19
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Is double input tax credit allowed?

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No, double input tax credit is not allowed.

20
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What happens if the output tax exceeds the input tax at the end of a taxable quarter?

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The excess shall be paid by the VAT-registered person.

21
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VAT is a sales tax designed to be borne by the consumers, with sellers acting merely as tax collectors.

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Tax burden

22
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The VAT registered seller is legally liable for the payment of VAT; however, he can shift the burden of VAT to the buyer

A

Legal Liability

23
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Rationale of VAT

A

*Simplified Tax Administration
*Fostering Honesty
*Higher Government Revenue
*Fostering National Progress.

24
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The amount of VAT is presumed not yet included in the tax base amount.

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VAT Exclusive Method

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The VAT amounts is presumed to be already included on the tax base amount.
VAT Inclusive Method