The document contains information about income taxation for corporations in 6 problems:
Problem 16.1 shows the MCIT, RCIT, tax due, excess MCIT carryover, tax payable, and excess MCIT usage for a corporation from 2018-2022.
Problem 16.2 provides gross income, deductions, NOLCO, taxable income, tax due, earnings, dividends declared, retained earnings, and income tax for a corporation.
Problem 16.3 lists the taxable income, tax due, tax base, and business tax credits for a corporation.
Problem 16.4 compares the regular and minimum corporate income tax rates for domestic corporations, resident foreign corporations, non-resident foreign corporations
The document contains information about income taxation for corporations in 6 problems:
Problem 16.1 shows the MCIT, RCIT, tax due, excess MCIT carryover, tax payable, and excess MCIT usage for a corporation from 2018-2022.
Problem 16.2 provides gross income, deductions, NOLCO, taxable income, tax due, earnings, dividends declared, retained earnings, and income tax for a corporation.
Problem 16.3 lists the taxable income, tax due, tax base, and business tax credits for a corporation.
Problem 16.4 compares the regular and minimum corporate income tax rates for domestic corporations, resident foreign corporations, non-resident foreign corporations
The document contains information about income taxation for corporations in 6 problems:
Problem 16.1 shows the MCIT, RCIT, tax due, excess MCIT carryover, tax payable, and excess MCIT usage for a corporation from 2018-2022.
Problem 16.2 provides gross income, deductions, NOLCO, taxable income, tax due, earnings, dividends declared, retained earnings, and income tax for a corporation.
Problem 16.3 lists the taxable income, tax due, tax base, and business tax credits for a corporation.
Problem 16.4 compares the regular and minimum corporate income tax rates for domestic corporations, resident foreign corporations, non-resident foreign corporations
The document contains information about income taxation for corporations in 6 problems:
Problem 16.1 shows the MCIT, RCIT, tax due, excess MCIT carryover, tax payable, and excess MCIT usage for a corporation from 2018-2022.
Problem 16.2 provides gross income, deductions, NOLCO, taxable income, tax due, earnings, dividends declared, retained earnings, and income tax for a corporation.
Problem 16.3 lists the taxable income, tax due, tax base, and business tax credits for a corporation.
Problem 16.4 compares the regular and minimum corporate income tax rates for domestic corporations, resident foreign corporations, non-resident foreign corporations
Allowable Deductions (3,200,000) NOLCO (50,000) Taxable Income 750,000 Tax Due (225,000) NOLCO 50,000 Interest Income 40,000 Gain on sale 60,000 Total Earnings 675,000 Dividends Declared (400,000) Common Stocks (400,000) Retained Earnings, beginning 500,000 Tax Base 375,000 Tax Rate 10% IAET 37,500
Problem 16.3
Taxable Income 1,200,000
Tax Due (360,000) Tax Base 840,000 Tax Rate 15% BPRT 126,000
Problem 16.4
Domestic Corporation Regular:
Taxable Income 350,000 Tax Rate 30% 105,000 Minimum: Gross Income 700,000 Tax Rate 2% 14,000 Higher 105,000
Resident Foreign Corporation Regular:
Taxable Income 200,000 Tax Rate 30% 60,000 Minimum: Gross Income 400,000 Tax Rate 2% 8,000 Higher 60,000
Non-Resident Foreign Philippine Gross Income 400,000
Corporation Tax Rate 30% Income Taxation Corporations 06 November 2020
Tax 120,000
Private School/Non-Profit World Taxable Income 350,000
Hospital Tax Rate 10% Tax Due 35,000
Non-Profit Entity Nil; exempt
GOCC World Taxable Income 350,000
Tax Rate 30% Tax Due 105,000
International Carriers Gross Philippine Billings 400,000
Tax Rate 2.50% Tax Due 10,000
Problem 16.5
Net Income - RBU 1,200,000
Tax Rate 30% Regular Tax Due 360,000
Problem 16.6
Direct Flight from Cebu to Seoul 2,000,000
Direct Flight from Davao to Taipei 1,800,000 Interconnecting flight from Phnom Penh to Tokyo 1,000,000 Gross Philippine Billings 4,800,000 Tax Rate 2.50% Income Tax Due 120,000