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identification Flashcards

1
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A legal arrangement in which a trustee manages property for the benefit of a beneficiary

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Trust

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2
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A tax on the transfer of the estate of a deceased person

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Estate Tax

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3
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The person for whose benefit a trust is created.

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Beneficiary

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4
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The person who establishes a trust.

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Trustor/Grantor

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5
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A person or corporation that holds in trust an estate for another person.

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Fiduciary

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6
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A trust that can be altered or revoked by the grantor.

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Revocable Trust

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7
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The income received by an estate or trust, similar to that of individuals.

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Gross Income

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8
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The arrangement created when income from an estate is shared by co-owners not under judicial settlement.

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Co-ownership

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9
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Income held in trust for an unborn or unascertained beneficiary.

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Income Accumulated in Trust

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10
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A trust that cannot be changed or canceled, both as to corpus and income.

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Irrevocable Trust

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A partnership formed by professionals to practice their common profession, not involved in any trade or business.

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General Professional Partnership (GPP)

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12
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The optional deduction that a GPP can claim, up to 40% of gross income, instead of itemized

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Optional Standard Deduction

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13
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The tax classification of partnerships that operate as corporations, with partners regarded as stockholders.

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General Co-Partnership (Compania Colectiva)

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14
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A legal relationship where partners contribute money, property, or industry to divide profits.

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Partnership

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15
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Income classification for the share received by partners in GPP, taxed at the individual level.

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Distributive Share

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16
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Partners’ deduction method limited to either itemized deductions or OSD, based on the practice of profession.

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Tax Deduction Choice

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17
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A shared ownership that is not subject to income tax unless used for profit-generating activities.

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Co-ownership

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18
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Document required by GPPs to report income, deductions, and partners’ distributive shares.

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Annual Information Return

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19
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The deduction choice that cannot be further claimed once distributive shares in GPP income are received.

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Itemized Deduction or OSD

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20
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Tax classification applied to partnerships involved in profit-based activities, resulting in corporate tax treatment.

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Corporation

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21
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The total compensation received for services performed under an employer-employee relationship

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Compensation Income

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22
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Income derived from the exercise of a profession or trade.

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Gross income from trade or business

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23
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Payments made to the owner of intellectual property for its use.

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Royalties

24
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A share of profits distributed by a corporation to its shareholders.

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Dividends

25
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Payments received from tenants for the use of property.

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Rents

26
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Earnings from the sale of assets at a higher price than their purchase price.

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Gains from dealings in property

27
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Period during which compensation is ordinarily paid.

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Payroll period

28
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A partner’s share of the net income of a general professional partnership.

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Partner’s distributive share

29
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A payment made periodically to retirees as part of a pension plan.

A

Pensions

30
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Interest earned from financial investments.

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Interest

31
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What type of income are tips or gratuities paid directly to an employee?

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Taxable income but not subject to withholding.

32
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Who pays tips directly to employees?

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Customers

33
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Tips not reported to the employer are considered as

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Taxable Income

34
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What law governs the taxation of tips in the Philippines?

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NIRC

35
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Define “gratuities” in tax context.

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Payments from customers as voluntary appreciation of services.

36
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What type of tax applies to tips not subject to withholding?

A

Income Tax

37
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What type of income includes tips or gratuities paid directly to an employee by a customer?

A

Taxable Income

38
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Are tips or gratuities subject to withholding tax if paid directly to an employee?

A

No

39
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What is the tax treatment of tips or gratuities not accounted for by the employee to the employer?

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Considered taxable income but not subject to withholding

40
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A monetary gift voluntarily given by a customer to an employee.

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Gratuity

41
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Is a service charge automatically included in the computation of tips or gratuities?

A

No

42
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What is the basis of taxation for tips in the Philippines?

A

Taxable Income ‘

43
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Are tips required to be declared in the employee’s income tax return?

A

Yes

44
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Can gratuities be considered part of regular compensation?

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No

45
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Who pays withholding tax on gratuities?

A

Not applicable (not subject to withholding tax).

46
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What documentation is required to account for employer-paid tips?

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None, if tips are directly paid by customers.

47
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The final tax rate imposed on dividends distributed to resident citizens, non-resident citizens, and resident aliens.

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(10% final tax)

48
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The tax rate for dividends received by a non-resident alien not engaged in business in the Philippines.

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(25% final tax)

49
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The tax rate applied to dividends distributed to a domestic corporation.

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(Income tax exempt)

50
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The law that governs the reduced tax rate for Non-Resident Foreign Corporations (NRFC) under specific conditions.

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(CREATE Act)

51
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The condition where a non-taxable stock dividend does not alter a stockholder’s proportionate interest in a corporation’s net assets.

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(Non-taxable stock dividend)

52
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The portion of an annuity payment that is taxable.

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(The portion representing interest)

53
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The final tax rate imposed on PCSO winnings exceeding PHP 10,000.

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(20% final tax)

54
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The location of income for dividends received from a domestic corporation.

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(Within the Philippines)

55
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Tax refunds that are not considered taxable income.

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(Philippine income tax)

56
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The final tax rate applied to prizes and winnings from commercial contests if the amount is above PHP 10,000.

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(20% final tax)

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