Académique Documents
Professionnel Documents
Culture Documents
SHUTOFF
YOUR
CELL PHONES
OPENING PRAYERS
*
*
*
Our Father
Hail Mary
Glory Be
INTERNAL REVENUE
LAWS AND TAXES
o INTERNAL REVENUE
o NATURE OF I. R. LAWS
- Civil not political
- Not Criminal
B. I. R.
- Assessment and collection
- Enforcement of forfeitures
- Execution of judgments
- Give effect to and administer
its supervisory and police
powers
Continuation..
INTERNAL REVENUE
OFFICERS
- Arrests and Seizures
- Administer Oaths
- Reports violations of law
POWERS OF C.I.R
o Obtains information
o Makes assessments
- Examines returns
- Penalizes Failure to
submit reports
- Conducts Inventory
taking
Continuation .
- Terminates taxable
period
- Prescribes Real estate
values
- Inquires into bank deposits
- Tax agents Accreditation
Continuation .
- Assignment of BIR
officers
BANK DEPOSITS
AUTHORITY
- Decedents
deposits
- Compromise
MAY BE DELEGATED
TAX AGENTS
ACCREDITED/
REGISTERED
BASIS
- Prof Competence
- Integrity
- Moral Fitness
TAX AGENTS
INDIVIDUALS
G. P. P
REPRSNTTVS
PREPARES &
FILES
APPEARS
INCOME
CONCEPTUAL
DEFINITION
Material gain
Not excluded by law
Realized from closed
and completed trans.
Exchange of eco. value
INCOME TAXATION
Income tax
Global v. Schedular
Meaning
- Kinds: Pure, adjusted,
no deductions
-
TESTS WHEN
INCOME EARNED
Severance test
Ownership, command,
control
Proprietary method
Continuation........
Cash method =
actual method
Accrual method =
constructive method
Continuation........
Tax treatment
- Services paid by P/N
- Forgiveness of debt
- Installment sales
Continuation........
Leases
- Equipment leasing not
installment sales
- FMV of improvements
completion
- Depr. Value at end
spread over lease life
Continuation........
a) Value of property
Life of property
= Annual depreciation
b) Annual depreciation
x Remaining lease
Depr. for lease life
EXCLUSIONS
GROSS
INCOME
FINAL TAXES
Passive
income
Capital Gains
Trans. Tax
EXCLUSIONS
Concept
Types
- Substantive
- Temporary
The exclusions
EXCLUSIONS
L
A
G
I
C
I
Re
M
The
EXCLUSIONS
Life insurance proceeds
Amounts returned as
premiums
Gifts, bequest, devise
or descent
Exempt interest
Continuation .
Compensation for
injuries or sickness
Income exempt under
treaty
Retirement benefits, etc.
Miscellaneous income
LIFE INSURANCE
Proceeds of life policies
Paid to the heirs or
beneficiaries
Upon death of insured
Single sum or otherwise
Income from proceeds
PREMIUMS RETURNED
Return of premiums
Paid by insured
Under life insurance,
endowment or annuity
Either
- During term, or maturity
ANALYSIS
DEAD OR
ALIVE ?
EXEMPT INTEREST
Govt. securities
Specific provisions
Interest on principal
used to purchase taxexempt not deductible
COMPENSATION
Amounts received
- Accident or Health Ins.
- W.C. Acts
Compensation
- personal injuries
- sickness
Continuation .
EXEMPT UNDER
TREATY
Treaty obligation
Basis
- Comity
- Reciprocity
RETIREMENT
BENEFITS,
PENSIONS,
GRATUITIES
RETIREMENT
Qualified source
Qualified employee
QUALIFIED
SOURCE
Rep. Act No. 7641
Reasonable private
retirement plan
Continuation .
Reasonable private
retirement plan
- Pension, gratuity, stock
bonus, profit-sharing
- Maintained by employer
- For employee benefit
Continuation .
- Contributory or not
- For purpose of distributing
earnings and principal
- No part of the corpus or
income be diverted to
other purposes
QUALIFIED
EMPLOYEE
SEPARATION PAY
Separation because of
- death, sickness, etc.
Beyond control
- retrenchment,
redundancy, cessation
of business
ANALYSIS
Pseudo retirement
- Beyond control
True retirement
- Qualified source
- Qualified employee
PENSIONS,GRATUITIES
Social security benefits,
retirement gratuities,
pensions
- Citizens, aliens p.r.
- Foreign govt, agencies
instns private or public
Continuation .
Benefits due or to be
- RP resident
- U.S. laws
- USVA administered
SSS Benefits
GSIS benefits
MISCELLANEOUS
Income
- Foreign govt.
- Govt, and political
subdivisions
- Financing institutions
owned, controlled
or enjoying refinancing
Continuation
Continuation
Continuation
Continuation
Continuation
EXCLUSIONS
GROSS
INCOME
TAXABLE
INCOME
EXCLUSIONS
DEDUCTIONS
EXEMPTIONS
FINAL TAXES
Passive income
Capital gains
Trans. tax
TAXABLE INCOME
GROSS
INCOME
EXCLUSIONS
Co
G
G
I
R
Ro
D
A
P
Pe
P
GROSS INCOME
Compensation
Gains from trade
Gains from dealings
in real property
Interest
Rents
Continuation .
Royalties
Dividends
Annuities
Prizes and other
winnings
Taxable pensions
Partnership shares
COMPENSATION
INCOME
Salaries
Wages
Emoluments and
honoraria
Continuation ..
Bonuses
Allowances
Fringe benefits
Fees including directors
fees
Continuation ..
FRINGE BENEFIT
Any good, service or
other benefit
In cash or in kind
Granted an employee
except rank and file
RECEIPTS NOT
COMPENSATION
(de minimis)
RATA of govt employees
Not integrated ACA of
govt employees
Continuation .
Reimbursement of
advances for travelling,
representation, etc.
- Incurred in performance
- Employers business
- Subject to liquidation
Continuation .
FRINGE BENEFITS
Housing
Expense account
Vehicle of any kind
Household personnel,
maid, driver
Continuation
Concessional interests
Membership fees
Foreign travel
Holiday and vacation
Educational assistance
Continuation
NON-TAXABLE
BENEFITS
Exempt under law
Contributions to
retirement, insurance,
hospitalization
EXEMPT FRINGE
BENEFITS
Required by the
business or trade of
the employer
Continuation ...
Convenience or
advantage of the
rule
Rank and file
De minimis
employer
MANAGERIAL
EMPLOYEE
Vested with powers or
prerogatives to
Lay down and execute
management policies
Continuation .
SUPERVISORY
EMPLOYEE
In the interest of the
employer
Effectively recommend
such managerial actions
Continuation .
Continuation .
DE MINIMIS BENEFITS
Facilities or privileges
Furnished or offered by
employer to employee
Relatively small value
Promote health, goodwill,
contentment, efficiency
EXAMPLES:
Monetized unused V/L credits
of private employees not
exceeding ten (10) days per
year
Monetized value of leave credits
paid to govt employees
Continuation
Continuation.
Continuation
Continuation...
Continuation.
HOUSING EXEMPT
FROM FRINGE
BENEFITS TAX
Housing required by nature
of or necessary to the
employers trade, business
or profession
Continuation .
Continuation .
EMPLOYER
PAYS THE TAX
NEXT TOPIC
GROSS
INCOME