Taxation Quiz 1 (30 MCQs)

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1. True or False:Social Security cannot pay you your full benefits if you do not have enough credits.
2. A taxpayer that derived income solely from business is required to file BIR Form 1700.
3. ..... are funds used not only to keep the government machinery going, but also to enable the government to carry out its various fiscal functions of allocation, distribution, and stabilization
4. Non-Taxable Income for married status is
5. The benefit of section 54 is available only to an individual or a HUF.
6. Goods and Services tax are the example of .....
7. GST rates applicable on goods and services are:
8. An employee must be able to provide evidence of all expenses if required by
9. Money taken by the government for public use
10. A non resident Indian is not liable to pay tax on his income received in India.
11. The tax you pay on money you receive from various sources
12. Companies pay this tax on their profits.
13. A tax that only applies to certain products
14. A direct tax cannot be shifted to another.
15. This amendment gave our government the power to collect taxes based on people's income.
16. Jake wants to purchase a video game for $ 10. Jake hands the cashier a $ 10 bill plus two $ 1 bills for tax. What tax is Jake paying?
17. GST is imposed on the production of all services and goods, except .....
18. Income Tax is levied on the ..... of a person.
19. Money from taxes is called?
20. If the income is below 1, 00, 000, or 1, 00, 000 the tax rate is .....
21. The tax payer liability is determined with reference to his or her.
22. Profits & Gains of any business or profession carried on by the assessee is taxable u/h PGBP.
23. When correctly levied this tax is the same regardless if it is new, old, small or large.
24. What is the formula for calculating Taxable Income?
25. What is NOT true about taxes
26. In 2015, Mr.Canes, a Filipino and permanent resident of Oslo, Norway, purchased a two-bedroom condominium unit at Rockwell, Makati City for the use of his family members. The purchase price came from his earnings in Norway. In 2017, he decided to sell the unit to Mr. Hockey, a permanent resident of London. The contract was entered into in Oslo, and was paid for in Euros. Mr. Hicks intended to use the proceeds to purchase a coffee shop in Boracay. For purposes of Philippine Taxation, the sale of the condominium unit shall:
27. What is tax evasion?
28. Who is taxpayer for VAT?
29. This tax is levied on both goods and services.
30. Which statement describes a progressive tax?