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When was the first income tax law implemented in the Philippines?

1914

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What was the primary objective of the Tax Reform Act of 1997?

To increase government revenue

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Which president signed the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) law in 2017?

Rodrigo duterte

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Which goverment agency is responsible for the collection of taxes in the Philippines?

BIR

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What is the term used to describe the tax imposed on imported goods in the Philippines?

Customs duty

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What is the term used to describe the tax imposed on the sale of goods and services in the Philippines?

Value-added tax

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Which president implemented the Expanded Value Added Tax (EVAT) in the Philippines?

Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo

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What is the term used to describe the tax imposed on the production or sale of specific goods or services?

Excise tax

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Which president implemented the Tax Reform Act of 1997?

Fidel Ramos

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Which president signed the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) law in 2017?

Rodrigo Duterte

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Which of the following is an indirect tax?

Percentage tax

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Which of the following is an example of indirect tax?

Value-added tax

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Which principle demands that tax should be just, reasonable, and fair?

Theoretical justice

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Which of the following is a national tax?

Income tax

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What kind of tax is the motor vehicle tax?

Privilege tax

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What was the name given to the payment for exemption from forced labor during the Spanish Regime?

Falla

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Which of the following is the sovereign's inherent power to impose burdens on subjects and objects under its jurisdiction to raise revenue?

Power of taxation

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Which of the following terms refers to the State's authority to take private property for public use in exchange for just compensation?

Power of Eminent Domain

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What kind of tax is levied on the annual rental value of urban real estate?

Urbana

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Which tax of a fixed amount is imposed by the head or number, or by some standard of weight or measurement?

Ad valorem tax

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Which of the following is a poll tax collected through a certificate of identification?

Tariff

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Which of the following taxes applies the concept of progressivity?

Income tax on individuals.

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Which of the following principles of a sound tax system is not included?

Economic efficiency

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When was the first tax system implemented in the Philippines?

1521

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Which of the following was the earliest form of taxation in Philippines?

Tribute system

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Which of the following taxes was introduced during the American colonial period?

Income tax

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What was a key difference between the Spanish and American colonial approaches to taxation in the Philippines?

The Americans emphasized a more centralized and bureaucratic system of tax collection.

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What was the primary purpose of the "cedula personal" beyond simply generating revenue for the Spanish government?

To control the population and track individuals.

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What is a key challenge facing the Philippine tax system today in achieving sustainable development goals?

Tax evasion and avoidance by individuals and corporations.

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The present Anti-Graft court is known as

Sandiganbayan

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Tasked to entertain complaints addressed to him against erring public officers.

Senate President

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All revisions or amendments to the Constitution proposed by any of the methods allowed shall only be valid when ratified by the majority through:

Plebiscite

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This constitutional principle is meant that no man in the country, not even the government, is above or beyond the law.

Rule of Law

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 It means isolated or piecemeal change in the Constitution.

Amendments

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The people may propose amendments to the Constitution upon petition of at least:

12% of the total no. of registered voters

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The required vote before a Congress may call a Constitutional Convention IS:

2/3vote

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The 1987 Constitutional provision allows the election of delegates tasked to draft amendments to the Constitution. This method is?

Constitutional Convention

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The members of the Lower House are composed of the following:

Elected by district and party list

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Which of the following may disqualify a person from running for Presidency?

He lived abroad for five years preceding the election.

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Which of the following is not an essential part of the 1987 Phil. Constitution?

Constitution of Universality

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Who shall appoint members of the Supreme Court and judges of the Lower Court?

President

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How did the implementation of the Value-Added Tax (VAT) in 1988 impact the Philippine tax system?

It created a more complex tax structure with a greater focus on indirect taxation.

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Which of the following principles states that the tax burden should be proportionate to the taxpayer's ability to pay?

Equality

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What type of fixed-rate tax is imposed on all persons residing within a specific territory, whether citizens or not, regardless of property, occupation, or business?

Income tax

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Which of the following is a key feature of the TRAIN Law?

it lowered personal income tax rates for most Filipinos.

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Which taxation theory states that without taxes, a government would be paralyzed by a lack of power to activate and operate it, resulting in its destruction?

Life blood

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The Bureau of Interal Revenue (BIR) is primarily responsible for collecting which

Internal revenue taxes

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The TRAIN Law (Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion) aimed to achieve

Simplify the tax system and provide tax relief to low-income earners.

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What role do local government units (LGUs) play in the Philippine tax system?

They collect local taxes such as real property taxes.

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When was the first major agrarian reform law enacted in the Philippines?

1902

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Which Philippine president signed the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) into law?

Corazon aquino

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What is the primary objective of agrarian reform in the Philippines?

Improve agricultural productivity

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Which government agency is responsible for implementing the agrarian reform program in the Philippines?

DAR

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term used to describe the redistribution of agricultural lands to landless farmers?

Land distribution

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Which agrarian reform law introduced the concept of land tenure security for farmers?

Agricultural Land Reform Code of 1963 

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role of the Land Bank of the Philippines in agrarian reform?

Land financing

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agrarian reform law introduced the concept of voluntary land transfer?

CARP

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What is the primary goal of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program Extension with Reforms (CARPer)?

Promote and consolidation

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