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Taxation BSA 3 C
Taxation BSA 3 C
The following are the Inherent Limitations of the Taxation Power EXCEPT
a. Territoriality of taxation
b. International comity
c. Public Purpose
d. Non delegation of taxing power
e. Due process of law
a. I only
b. II & IV
c. III only
d. I & III
e. I, II, III & IV
a. Police power
b. Eminent domain
c. Taxation
d. All of the above
e. None of the above
a. Initial payment
b. Selling price
c. Contract price
d. Full payment
e. None of these
A: c. Contract price
7. Tax environment:
It doesn't originate in the legislative department but is near interpretation of the law.
a. Inherent Power
b. Constitution
c. Doctrine
d. Eminent Domain
e. Situs
ANSWER: C. DOCTRINE
a. Statement I only
b. Both Statement I and II
c. Statement II only
d. Neither Statement I or II
e. Either Statement I and II
9. TAX ENVIRONMENT:
Which of the following fundamental doctrines describes "The power to tax involves the power
to destroy"?
a. Doctrine of Estoppel
b. Imprescriptibility in taxation
c. Marshall Doctrine
d. Holme's Doctrine
e. Judicial Non- interference
Answer: c. Marshall Doctrine
a. Initial Payment
b. Contract Price
c. Mortgage
d. Selling Price
e. Debt Payment
ANSWER: B
ANSWER: C
A. Tax Capitalization
B. Tax Evasion
C. Tax Avoidance
D. Tax Exemptions
E. Tax Shifting
Answer:
B Tax Evasion
14. Tax Accounting Concepts
It is issued in the form of a promissory note and is taxable at the same rate as cash
dividend.
A. Property Dividend
B. Stock Dividend
C. Scrip Dividend
D. Liquidating Dividend
E. Indirect Dividend
Answer:
C Scrip Dividend
A. Accounting Periods
B. Accounting Methods
C. Accrual Basis
D. Cash Basis
E. Installment Basis
1. Excise Tax
2. Gas Tax
3. Power Tax
4. Taxation
Answer: D
A. Real Property
B. Domestic Stocks Sold directly to buyer
C. International Stocks
D. Both a or b
E. All of the above
Answer: D
a. I only
b. Either II or IV
c. III only
d. Both I and II
e. I, II and IV
a. Installment basis
b. Contract Price
c. Cash basis
d. Initial Payment
e. Selling Price
25. Which of the following may not raise money for the government and inherent the power
may be exercised even by public utility companies.
A. Taxation
B. Police Power
C. Eminent Domain
D. Free worship rule
E. B and C
Answer: C
Explanation: The Eminent Domain has no imposition as to amount, and it is the power of the
state that takes private property for public use which the government pays just compensation
for the property has been taken.
26. The seller is willing to lower the price of the commodity provided the taxes will be
shouldered by the buyer
A. Transformation
B. Exemption
C. Shifting
D. Evasion
E. Capitalization
Answer: E
Explanation: Because the Capitalization pertains to the adjustment of the value of an asset to
cause by changes in tax rates
27. This does not result to loss of government revenue that pertains to the elimination of
wastes or losses by the taxpayer to form savings to compensate for the tax imposition or
increase in taxes.
A. Shifting
B. Capitalization
C. Transformation
D. Tax evasion
E. None of the above
Answer: C. Transformation
28. Which of the following is the prescribed method of accounting for tax payers.
A. Cash method
B. Accrual method
C. Hybrid method
D. Crop-year basis
E. None of the above
A. Power of Taxation
B. Power of the Government
C. Power of Eminent Domain
D. Power of the Congress
E. Both B and D.
Answer: E
30. Below are the Tax Accounting method that is recognized in Income Taxation, EXCEPT:
A. Principal Method
B. Crop year basis
C. Accrued payment sales
D. Leasehold improvement
E. Percentage of completion basis
Answer: C.
A. Yes
B. No
C. Maybe
D. Either A, B or C
E. Neither A or B
Suggested Answer:
A Yes, the International Tax Comity / Tax Treaties can enter to minimize the harshness of
international double taxation.
32. Activity 2: Tax Accounting Concepts
What is an Initial Payment?
A. Total payments by the buyer, in cash or property, in the taxable year the sale was made.
B. The Entire Amount for which the buyer is obligated to the seller.
C. It is where the gross income is recognized and reported in proportion to the collection
from the installment sales.
D. Either A, B or C
E. All of the Above.
Suggested Answer:
A Total payments by the buyer, in cash or property, in the taxable year the sale was made.
A. Interest-bearing note
B. Discount interest of the note that is being amortized
C. Selling price of the materials used
D. Present value of a note receivable from the contract
E. Casual sale of the property made by the taxpayer
Answer: Present value (discounted vale) of a note receivable from the contract
Answer:
a. Only statements 1, 2, and 3 are correct
37. ACTIVITY 1
The inherent power to tax is limited to the following except:
A. Territoriality
B. Public Purpose
C. Free Worship Rule
D. Exemption of the Government
E. None of the above
38. ACTIVITY 2
The following may elect the installment basis of reporting Income:
A. Those who regularly sell or otherwise dispose of personal property on the installment plan.
B. Those who make a sale or disposition on installment if the initial payments do not exceed
25% of the selling price.
C. Individual seller of real property considered as capital asset.
D. Those who make a casual sale or other casual disposition of personal property on the
installment plan provided the following requisites are present.
E. All of the above
Answer:
c. The courts are allowed to interfere with the collection of taxes
I. Dealers in personal property. Those who regularly sell or otherwise dispose of personal
property on the installment plan.
II. Casual seller of personal property. Those who make a casual sale or other casual
disposition of personal property on the installment plan provided the following requisites are
present:
III. Sellers of real property. Those who make a sale or disposition on installment if the initial
payments do not exceed 25% of the selling price.
IV. Individual seller of real property considered as capital asset. If otherwise qualified to
report the gain therefrom under the installment method, he may pay the capital gains in
installment.
a. I & II only
b. I, II, III only
c. I & III only
d. I, II, III & IV
e. None of the above
Answer:
d. I, II, III & IV
A. Necessity
B. Public Purpose
C. Reciprocal duties of support and protection
D. Constitutionality
E. Doctrine
Answer: A
Answer: D
A. Taxation
B. Police Power
C. Eminent domain
D. Both A and B
E. Both B and C
answer: C
answer: C
a. Installment Basis
b. Cash Basis
c. Crop-year Basis
d. Hybrid Method
e. Accrual Basis
Answer:
c. Crop-year Basis
A. The power of taxation and eminent domain are both exercisable only by the government
and its political subdivision.
B. In police power, the property taken is preserved for public use.
C. The power of eminent domain is created by the constitution.
D. The exercise of the power of eminent domain and police power can be expressly delegated
to the local government units by the law making body.
E. All statements are false.
Answer: D
A. IV only
B. IV & V only
C. III, IV, & V only
D. All of the above
E. Either IV or V
Answer : B
A. Tax Exemption
B. Direct Double Taxation
C. Indirect Double Taxation
D. Capitalization
E. Income Tax Exemption
Suggested Answer: Indirect Double Taxation ©
A. Cash basis
B. Accrual basis
C. Installment basis
D. Crop year basis
E. Percentage of Completion basis
51. . Which of these categories does not result a loss to government’s revenue?
I. Transformation
II. Shifting
III. Tax Evasion
IV. Capitalization
V. Tax Avoidance
A. Principal Method
B. Income in the year of completion basis
C. Crop-Year Basis
D. Accrual Basis
E. Installment Basis
Answer:
Exemption of the government
54. Tax Accounting Concept
This payment include the down payment plus all other payments received by the seller during
taxable year of sale.
A. Initial payment
B. Selling price
C. Contract price
D. Deferred payment sales
E. Installment basis
Answer:
A. Initial payment
Correct answer: B. Protection for support and support for the government.
(The basis of taxation is found in the reciprocity duties of protection and
support between the state and its inhabitants. In return for his contribution,
the taxpayer receives the general advantages and protection which the
government affords the taxpayer and his property. This is so-called benefits
receives principle. One is compensation or consideration for the other:
protection for support and support for protection)
A. Power of taxation
B. Police power
C. Power of Eminent domain
D. Privatization of government's capital assets
E. None of the above
A. Cash Basis
B. Initial Payment
C. Selling Price
D. Contract Price
E. Cash Downpayment
a. They are all ways in which the state interferes with private rights and
properties.
b. They are all legislative in nature.
c. They all exist dependent on the constitution and constitutional grant is
required to exercise the power.
d. They all presuppose an equivalent form of compensation received by the
persons affected by the exercise of the power.
e. They are all necessary attributes of sovereignty.
a. Selling price
b. Initial payment
c. Contract price
d. Installment basis
e. Deferred sales method