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Preliminary Examination
Preliminary Examination
Preliminary Examination
4. A non-resident alien is taxed on his income derived from sources within the
Philippines in contrast to non-resident citizen who is taxed from all his
income derived within and without the Philippines.
6. An overseas Filipino worker is taxable from his income derived from Milan,
Italy.
9. Minimum wage earners may enjoy tax exempt status but they may be free
to other appropriate taxes.
10. Income tax computed at year end for an employee refers to a different
income received on a monthly basis.
11. A minimum wage earner who received income during the year other than
the income exempting them to pay tax shall qualify them to become a
regular taxpayer.
12. If the annual gross income of a regular taxpayer and a minimum wage
earner are the same and the amount of their deductions are also the same,
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the taxable income of the minimum wage earner is the same amount of the
regular taxpayer.
13. The amount of tax due from an individual taxpayer depends on the tax rate
used only.
14. In the equation, Total Income Tax Due – Total Income Tax Withheld=Tax
Payable or Tax Refund. Tax Due means the amount of tax withheld from
income of the employee.
15. If Lebron and Kawhi are resident alien and non-resident alien respectively
receiving income from the Philippines, the income derived by Kawhi from
the Philippines are taxable from his country of origin assuming the
Philippine income tax law is similarly applied in Canada.
II. Mr. Ack Countant has been employed as a financial consultant of Profitbank for the last
couple of years now. In 2019, his annual compensation is P3,500,000 which is inclusive
of his 13th month and other benefits in the amount of P470,000, but net of the mandatory
contributions to PagIBIG, SSS and Philhealth.
AMOUNT
Interest from bank deposits P37,500
Sale of lot in Nueva Ecija:
Selling price P1,500,000
Acquisition cost 200,000
REQUIRED: Compute for the amount of taxes due from Mr. Ack Countant.