Fiscal Policy Flashcards

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Tax

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  • law by the gov. On citizens for nation to earn income
  • used to allocate resources and redistribute wealth
  • almost all revenue is from here
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Tax system of philippines is executed through

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constitution of the Philippines national internal revenue code local laws

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3
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Collects international level tax

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Bureau of internal Revenue BIR

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Collects local level tax

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Local treasurers

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Characteristic of tax
Mandatory payments imposed to the gov.

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Enforce contribution

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Characteristic of tax
Typically settled with currency

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Generally payabe money

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Characteristic of tax
Rates vary based on imcome or value

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Proportionate in character

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Characteristic of tax
Imposed on individuals, businesses, property

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Levied on person or property

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Characteristic of tax
Imposed by the governing authority

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Levied by the state which gas juridiction over the person or property

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Characteristic of tax
Established through legislation

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Levied by the law making bodies

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Classification of tax according to subjext matter or object

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a. Personal, poll or capitation
— a fixed tax on residents of a specific area. Regardless of proerty or occupation

b. Property tax
- ttax on land/property

C. Excise tax
- imposed on manufactured goods than at the point of scale or sellinh

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Classification of tax according to scope

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a. Natioal
- nation gov, impose the tax

b. Municipal/local
- local/municipal gov, impose tax

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Classification of tax According to determination of account

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a, specific tax
- fixed amount tax based on quantity or measurment
- without individual assesment,

advolarem tax
- based on assesed value of item like real estate personal property
- needs assesment to estimate the value of such property

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Classification of tax according to who weras the burden

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Direct
- demanded from the person who shoulders the burden of tax like personal income tax

Indiredt tax
- demanded from one person in expectation and intention that he should repay himself
VAT

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Classification of tax accordting to graduation

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  • proportional
    Fixed tax percentage
  • 10% income tax
  • progressive/ graduated
  • rate of increase as the tax base or bracket increase
  • regressive
  • rate of decrease as the tax base or bracket decreases
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Fiscal policy?

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  • use of country’s budget to alter the economy
  • gov. Spending influences macreeconomic conditions, like aggregate demand, employment and inflation
  • gov, can stabalize economy through spending patterns or taxagion shstems used
17
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What do we do and what is expansionary fiscal policy for

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  • we want to increase the gross domestuc product to feul economic growth

1.increase in gov. Spending
2. Lower taxes
3. Increase gov. Transfers

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What is and what do we do in contractionsry fiscal policy

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  • to counter inflation and budget deficiets if an economy generates more than its potential gdp

1, decrease in gov. Expenditure
2. Imcrease in tax
3. Decrease in transfers?

19
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When do we use either expansionary or contractionsry fiscal policy

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Expansionary
- when an economy is in crisis

Contractionary
- when economy generates more than its potential gdp o r address indlation