Tax-1-Solutions Bsa Quiz - Theories W Ans
Tax-1-Solutions Bsa Quiz - Theories W Ans
Tax-1-Solutions Bsa Quiz - Theories W Ans
1. Ana received the following winnings in 2021. Which of the following is subject to
Regular Income tax except;
2. Pedro was selected as the most outstanding “Barrio teacher” in his town. His name was
submitted by the school principal without his knowledge. He received a trophy and a cash
award of P50,000. The amount he received is
4. Income from dealings in property (real, personal or mixed) is the gain or loss derived
a. Capital gains and losses are recognized to the extent of 100% regardless of holding
period
b. The net capital loss carry over is not applicable
c. Capital losses are deductible only to the extent of Capital gains
d. There is a final tax of 5% on real property sold
7. In cases of deductions and exemptions on income tax returns, doubts shall be resolved
8. S1: Deductions are items or amounts allowed to be subtracted from gross income
S2: Exclusions are receipts which are excluded from gross income, hence, do not form
part of the gross income
a. Only S1 is correct
b. Only S2 is correct
c. Both statements are correct
d. Both statements are incorrect
9. S1: Only business expenses may be deducted from the gross income taxpayers S2:
Itemized deductions from gross income should be duly supported by vouchers or receipts
a. Only S1 is correct
b. Only S2 is correct
c. Both statements are correct
d. Both statements are incorrect
10. S1: A taxpayer can only deduct an item or amount from gross income only if there is a
law authorizing such a deduction
S2: A taxpayer is free to deduct from gross income the full amount of deduction
allowed, or a lesser amount or not to claim at all.
a. Only S1 is correct
b. Only S2 is correct
c. Both statements are correct
d. Both statements are incorrect
a. corporate taxpayers
b. individual taxpayers
c. compensation income earner only
d. individuals in business only
15. For individual taxpayers, what percentage of the capital gain or loss is considered
for capital assets held for not more than 12 months
a. 50%
b. 100%
c. 25%
d. 0%
a. gold inventory
b. Notes receivable
c. Accounts receivable
d. Investment in stocks
a. outright expense
b. deferred expense subject to amortization
c. Both a and b
d. either a or b
a. Mango
b. Apple
c. Banana
d. Watermelon
Problem 1: Andrea operates a pet shop and at the same time, offers interior design
services to her clients. The following data were provided by Andrea for 2023 taxable
year.
Pet shop:
Gross sales P1,800,000
Cost of sales 600,000
Operating expenses 200,000
21. How much is her income tax liability for the year?
22. Assuming Andrea signified her intention to be taxed 8% income tax rate. How much is
her income tax liability?
Problem 2. On January 2023, JHB Corporation, aside from the operating expenses of P7.5M,
incurred interest expense of 400,000 which satisfied the prescribed requirement of
deductibility, but it is also earned interest income subject to final tax of 100,000 net
of final tax.
Problem 3. Balanga, Inc. contributed P500,000 for its pension fund inclusive of 200,000
funding of current service cost.
Problem 5. Entertain Corporation set up plan in 2023. The following relate to the fund:
2023 2024
Current Service cost 400,000 400,000
Past Service Cost 300,000 200,000
Problem 6. A taxpayer with Gross Receipts of 2,000,000 and Gross sales of 3,000,000 in
2024. It incurred Entertainment, Amusement and Recreational expense of 35,000.
Problem 7. A Taxpayer collected the following income during the year 2023
Rent Income (net of CWT 5%) P760,000
Interest income on Promissory notes 60,000
Prizes, Philippines 50,000
Prizes, USA 5,000
Interest Income on Bank deposits 10,000
Interest Income on Thailand Bank 30,000
Royalties from books 15,000
Royalties from books, Japan 10,000
PCSO Lotto 5,000
Illegal Income 1,000,000
Active royalties 280,000
Allowable Deductions 160,000
31. Assuming the taxpayer is the resident citizen, how much is the inclusion of Gross
Income?
35. Compute Net Capital Gain assuming the taxpayer is Domestic Corporation
36. Compute income tax due and payable assuming he opted to used 8% tax rate
37. Compute income tax due and payable assuming he opted to used 8% tax rate.
Problem 12.
Interest on loan from a Father used to finance a business 12,000
Problem 13.
Sales P 500,000
Sales Discounts, Returns and Allowances 20,000
Cost of Sales 230,000
Revenue 320,000
Rent Expense 36,000
Salaries and Wages 14,000
Interest expenses 12,000
Entertainment and Representation Expense 10,000
39. Total allowable itemized deductions