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Taxation 1 Exercises
Taxation 1 Exercises
Taxation 1 Exercises
August 8, 2018
A. In 2015, Jam, legally separated from wife, had gross compensation income of
P450,000; Mich (wife), on the other hand, had P650,000. Jam was granted by the court
custody of one of their 6 children while Mich, their 5 children.
B. Mr. Vic S., married, had the following data for the taxable year 2010:
1. If the taxpayer is a Filipino citizen who stayed outside the Philippines for 182 days
during the taxable year, his taxable income is _____________________
2. If the taxpayer is a citizen of the Philippines who stays abroad for 183 days during the
taxable year, the taxable income is _________________
3. If the taxpayer is an Afghan citizen who stayed in the Philippines for 180 days during
the taxable year, the taxable income is ________________________
4. If the taxpayer is an Afghan citizen who stayed in the Philippines for less than 180
days, the taxable income is __________________
C. Willie R., Filipino, is married with 12 children, all minors, by his Filipino wife, full-time
housewife. He prefers the optional standard deduction for the taxable year 2014. Below
are additional data:
Compute the income tax due of the following items using the old Tax Law and TRAIN
Law:
1. A husband with P100,000 compensation income for the year with no children.
2. A widowed wife with P250,000 compensation income with 3 qualified
dependents.
3. A net taxable income of P490,000.
4. A single mom with P75,000 compensation income whose one and only child
got married during the year.
5. A net taxable income of P750,000.
6. A single taxpayer with P150,000 compensation income during the taxable
year who supports his mother, father, and one brother.
7. A senior citizen with P200,000 gross compensation income for the year.
8. A net taxable income of P9,000.
9. A net taxable income of P70,000.
10. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, both Filipinos and taxpayers, legally separated, with one
dependent child aged 5 years old. Mrs. Jones earned compensation income
of P240,000 for the year, while Mr. Jones earned P250,000. Compute the tax
due of the spouses separately.