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TAX-Midterm Exam

This document provides a 35 question multiple choice quiz on tax law concepts. It tests understanding of topics like types of income (active, passive, capital gains), accounting periods (calendar year, fiscal year), tax filing deadlines, tax residency classifications (resident citizen, non-resident citizen, resident alien), and situs of taxation for different income types (interest, royalties, rent, services). It also includes true/false questions testing comprehension of legal exemptions, taxability of illegal income, penalties for late filing, and definitions of active and passive income. The document is an assessment to evaluate knowledge of Philippine tax code and regulations.

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TAX-Midterm Exam

This document provides a 35 question multiple choice quiz on tax law concepts. It tests understanding of topics like types of income (active, passive, capital gains), accounting periods (calendar year, fiscal year), tax filing deadlines, tax residency classifications (resident citizen, non-resident citizen, resident alien), and situs of taxation for different income types (interest, royalties, rent, services). It also includes true/false questions testing comprehension of legal exemptions, taxability of illegal income, penalties for late filing, and definitions of active and passive income. The document is an assessment to evaluate knowledge of Philippine tax code and regulations.

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INSTRUCTIONS: Choose the correct answer. Write your answer on
¼ sheet of yellow pad paper. Not following instructions will render 3
points deduction and late submission will incur 5 points deduction on
exam scores.
1. These are income earned with very minimal or even without
active involvement of taxpayer in earning process.
a. Active Income
b. Passive Income
c. Capital Gains Tax

2. During the death of the taxpayer when is the cut off of income
recognition be made?
a. Point of Death
b. Before Death
c. 30 days after Death

3. How many days of dissolving corporations must file their


return?
a. 20 days
b. 15 days
c. 30 days

4. This is an accounting period that ends on December 31?


a. Calendar Year
b. Fiscal Year
c. Semi-annually

5. This is an accounting period that ends on any day other than


December 31?
a. Calendar year
b. Fiscal Year
c. Semi-annually

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6. All are examples of Passive Income, except?
a. Interest Income
b. Royalties
c. Compensation Income

7. All are examples of Active income, except?


a. Compensation Income
b. Professional Income
c. None of the above

8. For individual, what month and day is the deadline of filing


INCOME TAX RETURN?
a. April 15
b. April 16
c. April 14

9. This refers to length of time over which income is measured and


reported?
a. Assessment period
b. Accounting period
c. Accumulated period

10. This is a tax imposed on gain realized on sale, exchange


and other disposition of certain capital assets.
a. Capital Gains Tax
b. Income Tax
c. Final Tax

11. The tax concept of income is simply referred to as ______?


a. Gross Income
b. Income
c. Diluted capital

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12. All are elements of income, except?
a. It is a return on capital that increases net worth
b. It is a realized benefit
c. It is exempted by law, contract, or treaty

13. Any form of advantage derived by the taxpayer?


a. Concept
b. Benefit
c. Sale

14. This is a transfer of property upon death.


a. Donation
b. Sale
c. Succession

15. These transactions are partly gratuitous and partly


onerous.
a. Complex
b. Donation
c. Succession

16. Every person, natural or juridical, is an ______.


a. Entity
b. Corporation
c. None of these

17. Under individual income taxpayers, when is the time of


adoption of the constitution?
a. February 1, 1987
b. February 2, 1978
c. February 2, 1987

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18. A citizen of the Philippines who works and derives income
abroad and whose employment thereat requires him to be
physically present abroad most of the time during taxable year.
a. Resident Citizen
b. Non-Resident Citizen
c. Alien

19. A Filipino citizen residing in the Philippines.


a. Resident Citizen
b. Non-Resident Citizen
c. Alien

20. An alien who stayed in the Philippines for an aggregate


period of more than 180 days.
a. Non Resident Alien engaged in Business
b. Resident Alien
c. Non Resident Alien not engaged in Business

21. Citizens staying abroad for a period of at least 183 days are
considered ____________.
a. Non Resident Alien
b. Non Resident Citizen
c. Non Resident Alien engaged in Business

22. These 2 are taxable on all income derived within and


outside the Philippines.
a. Resident Citizen and Resident Corporations
b. Non Resident Citizen and Resident Corporations
c. Resident Citizen and Foreign Corporations

23. Choose the type of taxpayer whose income is taxable on


income derived within the Philippines only.
a. Resident Citizen
b. Resident Corporations

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c. Resident Alien

24. Other term for situs.


a. Place
b. Rent
c. Property

25. Domestic securities are presumed earned ______ the


Philippines.
a. Within
b. Without
c. Both

26. The situs of taxation for Interest income is________.


a. Debtors Residence
b. Location of Property
c. Place where the service is rendered

27. The situs of taxation for Royalties is ______________.


a. Debtors Residence
b. Where the intangible is employed
c. Place where the service is rendered

28. The situs of taxation for Rent income is ______________.


a. Debtors Residence
b. Location of Property
c. Place where the service is rendered

29. The situs of taxation for Service income is ______________.


a. Debtors Residence
b. Location of Property
c. Place where the service is rendered

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30. In the rule of predominance test how many percent should


be earned in the Philippines?
a. At least 50%
b. Less than 50%
c. At least 25%

31. Mr. Isla Lipana is a Filipino citizen residing in the


Philippines.
a. Resident Citizen
b. Non Resident Citizen
c. Resident Alien

32. Dr. Garcia is an ophthalmologist from US. He was


contracted by BGH to render a specific surgery in the eyes of Mr.
Reyes here in the Philippines. Dr Garcia left the country after 150
days.
a. Non Resident Alien Not Engaged in business
b. Resident Alien
c. Non Resident Alien Engaged in business

33. Mr Sycip Gorres Velayo is a Mexican citizen, he came to


Philippines with an immigration visa, he bought a house and a
car, his intention is to stay in the Philippines for 5 yrs to
complete his study in medicine.
a. Resident Alien
b. Non Resident Alien
c. Resident Citizen

34. Miss Yan Yu is a Filipino Citizen, she is conducting


business abroad. Most of the time she is not present in the
Philippines during taxable year.
a. Resident Citizen
b. Non Resident Citizen
c. Resident Alien

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35. Mr Abrenica is half Japanese, half Chinese he came in the


Philippines to trade his linens in Tondo Manila, after 7 months
he left the country and went back to Japan.
a. Non Resident Alien Not Engaged in business
b. Resident Alien
c. Non Resident Alien Engaged in business

36. This is a mark-up when we deduct selling price over cost?


a. Return on Capital
b. Return of Capital
c. Total Return

37. Any inflow of wealth to the taxpayer from whatever


source, legal or illegal, that increases net worth.
a. Gross income
b. Specific Income
c. Source of Income

38. Are income derived from illegal activities taxable?


a. Yes
b. No
c. Maybe

39. If an individual tax payer late in the submission of his/her


income tax return, what happens?
a. Will be charged for surcharge, interest and compromise
b. Will be charged for interest only
c. Will be charged for compromise only

40. When paid for, which of the following items may involve a
return on capital.

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a. House and lot
b. Life
c. Dignity
d. Health

INSTRUCTIONS: For items 41 to 50 write T if the statement


is true and write F is the statement is False.
41. Minimum wage is exempted from income taxation by
virtue of legal exemption.

42. Gain on sale of Prohibited drugs is exempt from income


taxation.

43. Income is subject to taxation because it is the most


prevalent source of taxpayers’ wealth.

44. A Canadian who is staying in the Philippines for more than


1 year is a resident alien.

45. An ordinary asset is defined to include all other assets


other than capital assets and is used for daily operations of
business.

46. Active income requires taxpayer’s direct participation in


the earning process.

47. Passive income and active income requires taxpayer’s


direct participation in the earning process.

48. Passive income does not require taxpayer’s direct


participation in the earning process.

49. Capital gains tax arises from sale of ordinary assets.

50. Capital gains tax arises from sale ONLY of capital assets.

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