Sources of Revenues (Taxation)
Category: General Taxation
Sources of Revenues; the following taxes are national internal revenue taxes:
1. Income Tax
2. Estate and donor's taxes
3. Value-Added tax
4. Other percentage taxes
5. Excise taxes
6. Documentary Stamp taxes
7. Such other taxes as are or hereafter may be imposed and collected by the Bureau of Internal Revenue
Newer Philippine Law Resources:
- COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS vs. MARINA SALES, INC .- Motion for Reconsideration -
- MERCURY DRUG CORPORATION VS. CIR- Tax Credit -
- PHILIPPINE AMUSEMENT AND GAMING CORPORATION VS. BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE -
- REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10143 - PHILIPPINE TAX ACADEMY -
- ABAKADA GURO PARTYLIST vs. PURISIMA- Attrition Act of 2005, R.A. No. 9335 -
Additional Law Reading:
- Retroactive Application of rulings and circulars, rules and regulations promulgated by the CIR -
- BIR Commissioner may revoke, repeal or abrogate the acts or previous rulings of his predecessor -
- Authority of the Internal Revenue Officer to Make Arrests and Seizures -
- Authority of Officers to Administer Oaths and Take Testimony -
- Authority of a Revenue Officer -
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- Powers of the Commissioner on Internal Revenue - - 1824 Hits
- Powers and Duties of the Bureau of Internal Revenue - - 1752 Hits
- Retroactive Application of rulings and circulars, rules and regulations promulgated by the CIR - - 1294 Hits
- BIR Commissioner may revoke, repeal or abrogate the acts or previous rulings of his predecessor - - 1114 Hits
- Authority of the Internal Revenue Officer to Make Arrests and Seizures - - 1106 Hits
Sources of Revenues (Taxation)
Category: General Taxation
Sources of Revenues; the following taxes are national internal revenue taxes:
1. Income Tax
2. Estate and donor's taxes
3. Value-Added tax
4. Other percentage taxes
5. Excise taxes
6. Documentary Stamp taxes
7. Such other taxes as are or hereafter may be imposed and collected by the Bureau of Internal Revenue
Newer Philippine Law Resources:
- COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS vs. MARINA SALES, INC .- Motion for Reconsideration -
- MERCURY DRUG CORPORATION VS. CIR- Tax Credit -
- PHILIPPINE AMUSEMENT AND GAMING CORPORATION VS. BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE -
- REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10143 - PHILIPPINE TAX ACADEMY -
- ABAKADA GURO PARTYLIST vs. PURISIMA- Attrition Act of 2005, R.A. No. 9335 -
Additional Law Reading:
- Retroactive Application of rulings and circulars, rules and regulations promulgated by the CIR -
- BIR Commissioner may revoke, repeal or abrogate the acts or previous rulings of his predecessor -
- Authority of the Internal Revenue Officer to Make Arrests and Seizures -
- Authority of Officers to Administer Oaths and Take Testimony -
- Authority of a Revenue Officer -
Popular in BATASnatin:
- Powers of the Commissioner on Internal Revenue - - 1824 Hits
- Powers and Duties of the Bureau of Internal Revenue - - 1752 Hits
- Retroactive Application of rulings and circulars, rules and regulations promulgated by the CIR - - 1294 Hits
- BIR Commissioner may revoke, repeal or abrogate the acts or previous rulings of his predecessor - - 1114 Hits
- Authority of the Internal Revenue Officer to Make Arrests and Seizures - - 1106 Hits
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