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The document outlines various constitutional limitations on taxation in the Philippines, including both general/indirect limitations and specific/direct limitations. It discusses limitations related to due process, equal protection, freedom of religion, eminent domain, and other individual rights. It also outlines restrictions on Congress' power to tax, including requirements for uniformity and equity of taxation, a progressive tax system, and certain tax exemptions. Local government units' taxing powers are also addressed.
The document outlines various constitutional limitations on taxation in the Philippines, including both general/indirect limitations and specific/direct limitations. It discusses limitations related to due process, equal protection, freedom of religion, eminent domain, and other individual rights. It also outlines restrictions on Congress' power to tax, including requirements for uniformity and equity of taxation, a progressive tax system, and certain tax exemptions. Local government units' taxing powers are also addressed.
The document outlines various constitutional limitations on taxation in the Philippines, including both general/indirect limitations and specific/direct limitations. It discusses limitations related to due process, equal protection, freedom of religion, eminent domain, and other individual rights. It also outlines restrictions on Congress' power to tax, including requirements for uniformity and equity of taxation, a progressive tax system, and certain tax exemptions. Local government units' taxing powers are also addressed.
e. No use of public money or property for religious purposes except if priest is assigned to the armed forces, penal institutions, government orphanage or leprosarium; (6, 29 par 2)
f. No taking of private property without just compensation; (3,9)
g. Law-making process: (6,26) 1) Bill should embrace only one subject expressed in the title thereof; 2) Three (3) readings on three separate days; 3) Printed copies in final form distributed three (3) days before passage.
h. Presidential power to grant reprieves, commutations and pardons and remittal of fines and forfeiture after conviction by final judgment. (7,19)
i. Freedom of the press; (3,4)
SPECIFIC/DIRECT CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITATIONS
a. No imprisonment for non-payment of a poll tax; (3,20)
b. All appropriation, revenue or tariff bills shall originate exclusively in the House of Representatives, but the Senate may propose and concur with amendments; (6,24)
c. The President shall have the power to veto any particular item or items in an appropriation, revenue, or tariff bill, but the veto shall not affect the item or items to which he does not object; (6,27 par 2)
d. Taxation shall be uniform and equitable; (6,28 par 1)
e. Congress shall evolve a progressive system of taxation; (6,28 par 1)
f. Delegated power of the President to impose tariff rates, import and export quotas, tonnage and wharfage dues: 1) Delegation by Congress 2) through a law 3) subject to Congressional limits and restrictions 4) within the framework of national development program. (6,28 par 2)
g. Tax exemption of charitable institutions, churches, parsonages and convents appurtenant thereto, mosques, and all lands, buildings and improvements of all kinds actually, directly and exclusively used for religious, charitable or educational purposes; (6,28 par 3)
h. No tax exemption without the concurrence of majority vote of all members of Congress; (6,28 par 4)
i. Money collected on tax levied for a special purpose to be used only for such purpose, balance if any, to general funds; (6,29 par 3)
j. The Supreme Court's power to review judgments or orders of lower courts in all cases involving the legality of any tax, impose, assessment or toll or the legality of any penalty imposed in relation to the above; (8,5 par 2)
k. Authority of local government units to create their own sources of revenue, to levy taxes, fees and other charges subject to guidelines and limitations imposed by Congress consistent with the basic policy of local autonomy; (10,5)
l. Automatic release of local government's just share in national taxes; (10,6)
m. Tax exemption of all revenues and assets of non- stock, non-profit educational institutions used actually, directly and exclusively for educational purposes; (14,4 par 3)
n. Tax exemption of all revenues and assets of proprietary or cooperative educational institutions subject to limitations provided by law including restrictions on dividends and provisions for reinvestment of profits; (14,4 par 3)
o. Tax exemption of grants, endowments, donations or contributions used actually, directly and exclusively for educational purposes subject to conditions prescribed by law. (14,4 par 4)