Local Tax Flashcards

1
Q

LOCAL TAXATION
- same limitations as basic principle
- local tax → inure solely to benefit of LGU

Can collection of local tax be done by a private person?

A

No

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Local Tax is not inherent (because it is conferred by the constitution)
- Can congress remove LGU’s power to tax?
- Can LGUs impose national taxes?

  • national laws > municipal ordinances
A
  • congress cannot remove LGU’s power to tax, they can only limit it
  • Pre-Emption → LGU cannot impose national taxes (if yes, double taxation)
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3
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The legislative is the one who has the power to create and impose taxes
- headed by the sanggunian (vice + councilors)
- Before tax ordinance is enacted → public hearing

A

Yes

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4
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EXAMPLES OF LOCAL TAXES
1. Local Business Tax
2. Community Tax
3. Real Property Tax

A

Yes

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5
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Local Business Tax

TAXING POWER OF PROVINCES
- Transfer of Real Property
- Printing and Publication
- Franchise Tax
- Sand, Gravel and Other Quarry Resources
- Professional Tax
- Amusement Tax
- Delivery Truck or Van

A

Yes

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6
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Local Business Tax

TAXING POWER OF PROVINCES
- Transfer of Real Property
- Franchise Tax
- Professional Tax
- Amusement Tax

What is the limit? What is the base?

A

Transfer of RP
- base = ↑ SP or FMV
- limit = 0.5%

Franchise Tax
- base = annual GSR
- limit = 0.5%

Professional Tax
- limit = P300 / year

Amusement Tax
- base = GSR from admission fees
- limit = 10%

NOTE : Some info to remember
- Real Property → as long as transfer (sale / donation)
- Professional → place = place of practice or place of principal office
- Amusement → if subject to OPT = exempt

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7
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Local Business Tax

TAXING POWER OF MUNICIPALITIES
- On business
- Weights and Measures
- Liquors and Wines
- Banks and Other Financial Institutions

A

Yes

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8
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Local Business Tax

TAXING POWER OF CITIES
- province + municipality

A

Yes

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9
Q

Local Business Tax

TAXING POWER OF BARANGAYS
- Stores or Retailers
- Service Fees
- Barangay Clearance

A

Yes

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10
Q

Community Tax

All corporations are liable to community tax. True or False?

All individuals are liable to community tax. True or False?

A
  • False → X NRFC
  • False

Individual (must be 18 years old)
- regularly employed
- engaged in business
- has real property (value of ≥ P1,000)
- required to file ITR

In summary, mga nagkakaroon ng income

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11
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Community Tax

PERSONS EXEMPT
- Diplomatic and consular representatives
- Transient visitors (stay in PH = less than 3 Months)

A

Yes

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12
Q

Community Tax

What is the basic community tax for individuals?

What is the additional community tax for individuals? (and its limits)

A
  • Basic = P5
  • Additional = P1 every 1K income
  • Limit = Max 5K + P5
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13
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Community Tax

What is the basic community tax for corporations?

What is the additional community tax for corporations? (and its limits)

A
  • Basic = P500
  • Additional = P2 every 5K real property
  • Additional = P2 every 5K gross receipts
  • Limit = Max 10K + P500
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14
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Community Tax

  • Accrues on January 1 → payable on February 28
  • If not subject to CT → may have cedula, pay P1.00
A

Yes

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15
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Real Property Tax

  • direct tax on ownership of Real Property
  • land, building, machineries (attached to land & buildings), improvements (CAPEX)

Remember
- doctrine of actual use → ✘ purpose

A

Yes

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16
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Who can collect RPT?

A
  • Provinces, Cities, Municipalities in NCR

X Municipalities, X Barangays

17
Q

Steps in computing RPT

A
  1. Determine FMV
  2. Determine Assessment Level (TRAGIC)
  3. Assessed Value (1 x 2)
  4. Multiply RPT rate
18
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Steps in computing RPT
1. Determine FMV (can be revised every 3 years)
2. Determine Assessment Level (TRAGIC)

Assessment Level (TRAGIC)

A
  • Timberland, Residential = 20%
  • Agricultural = 40%
  • Gold, Industrial, Commercial = 50%
19
Q

Steps in computing RPT
3. Assessed Value (1 x 2)
4. Multiply RPT rate

What is the RPT rate for provinces?
What is the RPT rate for cities / municipalities in NCR?

A
  • Province = 1%
  • Cities = 2%
20
Q

Real Property Tax

Basic RPT
+ Special Education Fund
+ Idle Land
+ Special Assesment

Total RPT

21
Q

Real Property Tax

What is the rate and basis for SEF?
What is the rate and basis for Idle Land?
What is the rate and basis for Special Assessment?

A
  • SEF → 1% of Assessed Value
  • Idle Land → 5% of Assessed Value
  • Special Assessment → 60% of Actual Project Cost
22
Q

Real Property Tax

It is considered idle when 1/2 of it is unutilized. What is the required area if
- agricultural
- non agricultural

A
  • Agricultural = 1 hectare
  • Non Agricultural = 1000 m²
23
Q

EXEMPT FROM RPT
- owned by government
- owned by cooperatives
- religious, charitable, educational (ADE)
- local water districts, GOCC in water (ADE)
- pollution control and environment protection

24
Q

COLLECTION OF RPT
- accrues on January 1
- must be collected by City or Municipal Treasurer
XPN : Barangay Treasurer

What is the interest rate per month? What is the maximum months?

A

Interest = 2% per month (max of 36 months)