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This document provides an overview of key tax cases and concepts in the Philippines, including:
- How different entities like individuals, partnerships, and corporations are taxed differently. Corporations pay a fixed 30% rate while individuals use a schedular system.
- The distinction between residence and domicile for tax purposes, with residence referring to physical presence and domicile referring to an intention to return.
- Exceptions to the territoriality principle of taxation, such as situations involving reciprocity with other states or assets with situs in the Philippines.
- Creditable withholding taxes and the minimum corporate income tax, along with rationales around losses.
- Distinctions between capital gains tax and
This document provides an overview of key tax cases and concepts in the Philippines, including:
- How different entities like individuals, partnerships, and corporations are taxed differently. Corporations pay a fixed 30% rate while individuals use a schedular system.
- The distinction between residence and domicile for tax purposes, with residence referring to physical presence and domicile referring to an intention to return.
- Exceptions to the territoriality principle of taxation, such as situations involving reciprocity with other states or assets with situs in the Philippines.
- Creditable withholding taxes and the minimum corporate income tax, along with rationales around losses.
- Distinctions between capital gains tax and
This document provides an overview of key tax cases and concepts in the Philippines, including:
- How different entities like individuals, partnerships, and corporations are taxed differently. Corporations pay a fixed 30% rate while individuals use a schedular system.
- The distinction between residence and domicile for tax purposes, with residence referring to physical presence and domicile referring to an intention to return.
- Exceptions to the territoriality principle of taxation, such as situations involving reciprocity with other states or assets with situs in the Philippines.
- Creditable withholding taxes and the minimum corporate income tax, along with rationales around losses.
- Distinctions between capital gains tax and
How are entities taxed? Individuals General Professional Partnerships (practice of common profession) (Schedular system) Corporations - Fixed Rate (30%) DC - taxed everywhere CIR v DE LARA Residence v Domicile? R - physical D - intention to return At time of this case, R & D was synonymous, the prevailing construction. If domiciled and residence is in abroad, beyond Phil jurisdiction (Territoriality) Exception for situs = Reciprocity (when it states not subject to tax NDC v CIR (interest tax) GREBA v ROMULO Creditable Withholding Tax MCIT Rational? Repeated losses incurred, govt will relax tax laws. But still possible when corp earns below the 2% floor, in a sense you are paying higher tax? Remedy = Law allows you to carry it over to next paying period (verify) Capital Gains Tax (Capital Asset) 6% of gross selling price or fair market value whichever is higher vs Ordinary Asset which is used in business Issue in case: why u using CGT formula for Ordinary Asset? Final tax v CWT CIR v LEDNICKY PHIL GUARANTY v CIR
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Basis is SOURCE / Situs KIENE v CIR Estate - separate taxable entity left by deceased to be settled by administrator if there is any Trusts - " when alive such as Irrevocable trusts. (research) PASCUAL v CIR GPP v Business Partnership v Co-ownershipand their tax significance under the Tax Code Critical element of Habituality as reflected by facts (# of assets bought, length of time os sale, # of transactions) ERICSON v CITY OF PASIG