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Income Taxation - Midterm Exam

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Maria bought a new smartphone worth ₱20,000 at a mall. When she checked the receipt, she noticed that ₱2,400 was added as VAT.
What type of tax did Maria pay?

a)

Direct Tax

b)

Indirect Tax

c)

Income Tax

d)


Excise Tax

2.

The government increased taxes on cigarettes to discourage smoking and improve public health.
What is the main purpose of this tax increase?

a)

Administrative Feasibility

b)

Property Taxation

c)

Non-Revenue (Regulatory) Purpose

d)

Revenue Purpose

3.

The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) issued a notice to a businessman requiring him to pay unpaid income taxes.
Which aspect of taxation does this represent?

a)

Collection/Administration

b)

Levy/Imposition

c)

Limitation of Taxation

d)

Principle of Fiscal Adequacy

4.

During a national emergency, Congress passed a law imposing a new tax on luxury goods to raise funds for disaster relief.
Which aspect of taxation is shown in this case?

a)

Administrative Feasibility

b)

Collection by BIR

c)

Double Taxation

d)

Levy or Imposition

5.

Mr. Cruz, a high-income earner, pays a higher percentage of income tax compared to a minimum wage earner.
Which principle or classification of tax applies?

a)

Indirect Tax

b)

Progressive Tax

c)

Proportional Tax

d)

Regressive Tax

6.

The government expropriates a private lot to build a public highway but pays the owner fair market value.
This situation shows which governmental power?

a)

Taxation

b)

Eminent Domain

c)

Regulatory Power

d)

Police Power

7.

A business owner underreports his income to avoid paying the correct amount of taxes.
What type of tax avoidance is this?

a)

Tax Avoidance

b)

Tax Shifting

c)

Tax Evasion

d)

Tax Exemption

8.

A senior citizen bought maintenance medicine and was not charged VAT.
What concept of taxation is demonstrated here?

a)

Tax Evasion

b)

Tax Exemption

c)

Tax Avoidance

d)

Tax Shifting

9.

A local government imposes a real property tax on all residential lands within its area.
Which type of tax is being collected?

a)

Personal Tax

b)

Excise Tax

c)

Direct Tax

d)

Property Tax

10.

The government uses part of the taxes collected to build public schools and pay teachers’ salaries.
Which purpose of taxation is demonstrated?

a)

Regulatory Purpose

b)

Protective Purpose

c)

Revenue Purpose

d)

Non-Revenue Purpose

11.

Which law primarily governs internal taxes such as income tax, VAT, and excise tax in the Philippines?

a)

Civil Code of the Philippines

b)

National Internal Revenue Code (NIRC)

c)

Local Government Code

d)

Tariff and Customs Code

12.

The Bureau of Customs (BOC) is responsible for collecting taxes on which type of transaction?

a)

Import and export goods

b)

Local business operations

c)

Real property ownership

d)

Salary and professional income

13.

Which government agency is primarily responsible for collecting national internal taxes like income and VAT?

a)

Bureau of Local Government Finance (BLGF)

b)

Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)

c)

Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)

d)

Department of Finance (DOF)

14.

What kind of tax does a person pay when buying a new car, where the government adds an extra charge to discourage excessive use of fuel?

a)

Income Tax

b)

Documentary Stamp Tax

c)

Excise Tax

d)

Percentage Tax

15.

A freelancer earning less than ₱3 million annually and not registered for VAT is subject to which tax?

a)

Percentage Tax

b)

Customs Duty

c)

Documentary Stamp Tax

d)

Value-Added Tax (VAT)

16.

A company registered in Japan but doing business in the Philippines is taxed only on its income earned within the Philippines. This type of taxpayer is called a:

a)

Domestic Corporation

b)

Non-Resident Foreign Corporation

c)

Resident Foreign Corporation

d)

Mixed-Income Corporation

17.

When an LGU collects taxes from a sari-sari store operating within its jurisdiction, this is an example of:

a)

Customs Duty

b)

Excise Tax

c)

National Tax

d)

Local Tax

18.

Which of the following taxes is considered a local tax collected by LGUs?

a)

Excise Tax

b)

Real Property Tax

c)

Documentary Stamp Tax

d)

Value-Added Tax

19.

A domestic corporation is taxed on income derived:

a)

Only within the Philippines

b)

Only from foreign sources

c)

Both within and outside the Philippines

d)

Only from export transactions

20.

Why is taxation important to the Philippine economy?

a)

It reduces the need for international trade.

b)

It provides funds for government projects and promotes economic stability.

c)

It eliminates all forms of inequality.

d)

It allows private companies to set their own tax rates.

21.

Which of the following is an inherent limitation of the power of taxation?

a)

Equal Protection of the Law

b)

Due Process of Law

c)

Public Purpose Doctrine

d)

Freedom of Religion

22.

The principle that “the government cannot tax itself” refers to which inherent limitation?

a)

Exemption of Government Entities

b)

International Comity

c)

Territoriality of Taxation

d)

Non-Delegation of Taxing Power

23.

Allowing the Secretary of Finance to increase tax rates without Congress approval violates which principle?

a)

Fiscal Adequacy

b)

Non-Delegation of Taxing Power

c)

Public Purpose Doctrine

d)

Uniformity in Taxation

24.

Under constitutional limitations, which principle ensures that taxes apply fairly based on a person’s ability to pay?

a)

Uniformity and Equity in Taxation

b)

Due Process of Law

c)

Equal Protection of the Laws

d)

Non-Impairment of Contracts

25.

A tax law that imposes higher penalties than necessary or denies a taxpayer the right to appeal may violate which constitutional safeguard?

a)

Uniformity in Taxation

b)

Equal Protection Clause

c)

Freedom of Religion

d)

Due Process of Law

26.

In the Digital Stream Tax Act (DSTA), which stage of taxation is represented when Congress enacts the law imposing the ₱1,000 annual tax?

a)

Administrative Regulation

b)

Assessment and Collection

c)

Levy or Imposition

d)

Payment or Satisfaction

27.

Which stage of taxation occurs when the BIR determines and collects how much a streaming subscriber must pay under the DSTA?

a)

Assessment and Collection

b)

Levy

c)

Payment

d)

Enforcement

28.

What is the main role of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) under the Digital Stream Tax Act?

a)

To create new tax laws

b)

To collect and enforce the tax

c)

To interpret the Constitution

d)

To issue court rulings on tax disputes

29.

From which source of tax law does the Digital Stream Tax Act (DSTA) primarily originate?

a)

Administrative Issuance

b)

Judicial Decisions

c)

Legislative Statute

d)

Presidential Decree

30.

If the Supreme Court later rules on the constitutionality of the DSTA, its decision will become part of which source of tax law?

a)

Administrative Issuances

b)

Judicial Decisions

c)

Local Ordinances

d)

Executive Orders

31.

Which of the following principles ensures that taxes are based on a taxpayer’s ability to pay?

a)

Administrative Feasibility

b)

Fiscal Adequacy

c)

Theoretical Justice

d)

Territorial Limitation

32.

Which element of a sound tax system is violated if a tax law is too complicated to enforce effectively?

a)

Administrative Feasibility

b)

Equal Protection

c)

Fiscal Adequacy

d)

Theoretical Justice

33.

The rule that taxes must be imposed for the benefit of the community and not for private gain refers to:

a)

Public Purpose Doctrine

b)

Territorial Limitation

c)

Uniformity and Equity

d)

Fiscal Adequacy

34.

The principle that prohibits the same property from being taxed twice by the same jurisdiction refers to:

a)

Double Taxation

b)

Fiscal Adequacy

c)

Situs of Taxation

d)

Theoretical Justice

35.

The situs of taxation for real property is determined by:

a)

Residence of the taxpayer

b)

Location of the property

c)

Citizenship of the taxpayer

d)

Nature of the income

36.

Fiscal adequacy requires that tax revenues must be sufficient to meet government expenditures.

a)
True
b)
False
37.

A tax law violating fiscal adequacy is invalid.

a)
True
b)
False
38.

Theoretical justice requires that taxation must be uniform and equitable.

a)
True
b)
False
39.

Administrative feasibility means that tax laws should be easily enforced and convenient to comply with.

a)
True
b)
False
40.

If a tax is imposed for private benefit, it still meets the requirement of public purpose.

a)
True
b)
False
41.

The government may delegate the power to tax to private corporations.

a)
True
b)
False
42.

Under the territorial limitation, the Philippines can tax income earned outside the country by a foreign corporation.

a)
True
b)
False
43.

Due process in taxation requires that a tax must be imposed fairly and not be confiscatory.

a)
True
b)
False
44.

Equal protection of the laws means that taxpayers in similar situations should be treated alike.

a)
True
b)
False
45.

The rule of uniformity in taxation demands absolute equality in all tax laws.

a)
True
b)
False
46.

Poll tax is a tax based on one’s income or property.

a)
True
b)
False
47.

Religious, charitable, and educational institutions are exempt from all kinds of taxes.

a)
True
b)
False
48.

The situs of taxation determines which state has the right to impose a tax.

a)
True
b)
False
49.

Direct double taxation occurs when the same property is taxed twice by different taxing authorities.

a)
True
b)
False
50.

Indirect double taxation is legally permissible.

a)
True
b)
False