[Progress Check-001.2] General Principles of Taxation

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Inherent Limitations

,

(b) Constitutional Limitations

• Funds from taxes cannot be used for private purposes

• Government agencies cannot be taxed

• Churches cannot be taxed

• Adherance to tax treaties

No person shall be deprived of ​ (a)   , ​ liberty, or ​ (b)   without ​ (c)   of law, nor shall any person be ​ (d)   the equal ​ (e)   of the laws.

• life
• property
• due process
• denied
• protection
• application
• scope

In a small barangay, the local government banned the annual religious festival celebrated by a minority religious group. This festival is deeply rooted in the group's beliefs. The government justifies the ban citing public safety concerns, but there is evidence suggesting the decision was influenced by the majority religion's leaders who disapprove of the minority's practices.

This violates the

• Free Exercise Clause

• Non-establishment Clause

• Religious Freedom

• Freedom of Expression

Reorder the following

• 2nd reading

• bicameral conference

• committee report

• 3rd reading

• 1st reading

A bill may become a law, even without the President’s signature, if the President does not sign a bill within (a)   days from receipt in his office.

A bill may also become a law without the President’s signature if Congress overrides a presidential veto by ___ vote.

• 2/3

• 1/2

• 3/4

• 1/2 + 1

The image shows what type of tax?

• Proportional

• Progressive

• Regressive

• Depressive

All sales made by a business shall be subject to income tax and VAT. This setup is not double taxation in the strict sense because it lacks the element of

• same taxing authority

• same kind or character

• same subject matter

• same jurisdiction

The senate is proposing a new tax revenue law that will impose an excise tax on the production of single-use plastic products at a rate of P0.50 per kilo. This is an example of a/n

• Special Tax

• Specific Tax

• Progressive Tax

• Local Tax

Tax laws are generally ​ (a)   in nature unless the law expressly declared that it will be applied ​ (b)  

• prospective
• retroactively