Corporate Income Tax Flashcards
What are considered as corporations or treated as corporate taxpayers under the tax code?
Corporations in the tax code are those corporations formed and organized under the revised corporation code
- Partnerships
- Joint-stock
- Joint Accounts
- association
- Insurance Companies
General professional partnerships
NOT a corporation for tax purposes
the distributive share of each partner shall form the partner’s gross income in his individual income tax return subjected individual income tax rates
joint venture or consortium
NOT a corporation for tax purposes
formed for the purpose of undertaking construction projects or engaging in petroleum, coal, geothermal, and other energy operations pursuant to an operating or consortium agreement under a service contract with the government
Domestic Corporations
Formed and organized under the laws of the Philippines
Special Domestic Corporations
- Proprietary educational institutions
- Proprietary Hospitals
Resident Foreign Corporation
permanent establishment in the Philippines
Regional operating headquarters
extension of a corporation allowed to derive income in the Philippines by performing qualifying services to its head office, affiliates, subsidiaries or branches in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region and other foreign markets
offshore banking units
A branch, subsidiary, or affiliate of a foreign banking corporation which is duly authorized by the central bank of the Philippines to transact offshore banking business in the Philippines
Taxed at 10% of Gross Income
International Carriers
foreign airlines
1/2% of gross Philippines Billings
Minimum Corporate Income Tax (MCIT)
2% of the gross income of the corporation
MCIT is compared with regular coroporate income tax beginning on the ________ of the business operations
4th year
Why is there MCIT?
Came about as a result of the inadequacy of the self-assessment system in capturing the true income of corporations. It is a means to ensure that every corporate taxpayer will make some minimum contribution to the support of the public sector
Requisites to meet the lower RCIT
Taxable income not exceeding 5,000,000
total assets not exceeding 100,000,000
Proprietary Educational Institutions and Hospitals
10% RCIT; MCIT is not applicable
Type of corporation NOT allowed a lower rate of RCIT
Resident Foreign Corporation
Offshore Banking Units
Regional Operating Headquarters
NR Foreign Corporation