The document discusses tax assessment and collection procedures in the Philippines. It outlines the general 3-year prescriptive period for tax assessments, along with exceptions for fraudulent returns, willful neglect to file, and waiver of statutes of limitation. The stages of assessment include selection of taxpayers for audit, conducting the audit examination, and assessing unpaid or deficiency taxes. Collection procedures include preliminary collection letters, notices, seizure of properties, auction sale, and civil or criminal actions against delinquent taxpayers. The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has authority to abate taxes under certain conditions such as unjust assessment, no assets remaining, or statute of limitations expiration.
The document discusses tax assessment and collection procedures in the Philippines. It outlines the general 3-year prescriptive period for tax assessments, along with exceptions for fraudulent returns, willful neglect to file, and waiver of statutes of limitation. The stages of assessment include selection of taxpayers for audit, conducting the audit examination, and assessing unpaid or deficiency taxes. Collection procedures include preliminary collection letters, notices, seizure of properties, auction sale, and civil or criminal actions against delinquent taxpayers. The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has authority to abate taxes under certain conditions such as unjust assessment, no assets remaining, or statute of limitations expiration.
The document discusses tax assessment and collection procedures in the Philippines. It outlines the general 3-year prescriptive period for tax assessments, along with exceptions for fraudulent returns, willful neglect to file, and waiver of statutes of limitation. The stages of assessment include selection of taxpayers for audit, conducting the audit examination, and assessing unpaid or deficiency taxes. Collection procedures include preliminary collection letters, notices, seizure of properties, auction sale, and civil or criminal actions against delinquent taxpayers. The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has authority to abate taxes under certain conditions such as unjust assessment, no assets remaining, or statute of limitations expiration.
The document discusses tax assessment and collection procedures in the Philippines. It outlines the general 3-year prescriptive period for tax assessments, along with exceptions for fraudulent returns, willful neglect to file, and waiver of statutes of limitation. The stages of assessment include selection of taxpayers for audit, conducting the audit examination, and assessing unpaid or deficiency taxes. Collection procedures include preliminary collection letters, notices, seizure of properties, auction sale, and civil or criminal actions against delinquent taxpayers. The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has authority to abate taxes under certain conditions such as unjust assessment, no assets remaining, or statute of limitations expiration.
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Calling for the payment of a deficiency tax or
Chapter 19 unpaid tax can only be made after the gov’t
ASSESSMENT has established the correct/reasonably correct TAX amount of tax of the taxpayer.
REMEDIES EXCEPTIONS TO THE 3-YEAR PRESCRIPTION RULE
DEADLINE OF VARIOUS PRESCRIPTIVE PERIOD OF TAXES ASSESSMENT 1. Fraudulent returns The General Rule: 3 years: 2. Willful neglect to file A. Income Tax Returns Early filing 3. Waiver of the statutes of limitation by the 1. Annual income tax Late filing taxpayer 2. Capital gains tax return 3. Withholding tax returns Deadline of assessment With a tax return filed D. Transfer Tax Returns -Return is non-fraudulent 3 yrs. From date of filing / deadline w/C ever is late 1. Donor’s Tax – W/ in 30 -Return is fraudulent 10 yrs. From the discovery of fraud days from the date of Non-filing o of tax return 10 yrs. From the discovery of non-filing the donation. 2. Estate Tax – w/ in 1 year from the date of the STAGES OF ASSESSMENT decedent’s death 1. Selection of taxpayers to be audited ASSESSMENT PROCEDURES:
C. Business Tax Returns 2. Audit of the taxpayers 1. Pre-Assessment Notice (PAN)
1. Non-VAT taxpayers – 3. Assessment of taxpayers w/ unpaid / 2. Formal Letter of Demand & Final Assessment BIR form 2551Q deficiency tax. Notice (FLD/FAN) 2. VAT Taxpayers – BIR 3. Final decision on a Disputed Assessment Form 2550Q (FDDA) THE BIR TAX AUDIT PROCESS B. Documentary stamp tax 1. Release of Letter of Authority to the return Except in the case of late filing, the revenue officer TYPES OF TAXPAYERS’ PROTEST: prescriptive period foe assessment 2. Conduct of the audit examination 3. Reporting on the results of a. Request for reconsideration – on the basis of shall be counted from the examination existing records aforementioned deadline of filing of the tax type being assessed. b. Request for re-investigation – on the basis of newly discovered / additional evidence COLLECTION STAGES OF COLLECTION 1. Preliminary Collection Letter 2. Final Notice before Seizure Letter Collection will be enforced by the 3. Warrant of Distraint / Levy or Garnishment government once the assessment 4. Researched of taxpayer properties Requirements for the validity of a protest: achieves finality under any of the ff. 5. Notice of Tax Lien % or Notice of Tax Levy 1. Nature protest instances: 6. Seizure of Properties 2. Date of the assessment notice A. When the taxpayer defaulted in 7. Auction Sale 3. State the facts, the applicable law, rules his administrative remedies 8. Filing of civil/ criminal action and regulations or jurisprudence B. Denial of the taxpayer’s protest 4. In person or through registered mail by the CIR / his authorized All documents must submitted within 60 representative. days. C. Whether or not on appeal, when the assessment is upheld by the Content of Rely to PAN court. The taxpayer’s reply to the PAN shall include: a. Explanation on matters questioned by the examiner b. Factual and legal bases supporting the AUTHORITY OF THE CIR TO ABATE TAXES Government Remedies to Enforce taxpayer’s position Under Section 204(B) of the NIRC, the VIR is Collections: c. Prayer for full or partial cancellation of the authorized to abate or cancel a tax liability under 1. Imposition of tax alien PAN the following conditions: 2. Seizure of the taxpayer’s 1. The tax / any portion of it which appears to properties be unjustly / excessively assessed. 3. Auction sale & forfeiture of 2. The administrative / collection costs taxpayer’s properties involved do not justify the collection of the 4. Filing of civil / criminal action amount due. Deadline of collection Mode of collection 3. The taxpayers is dead, leaving no against taxpayer. With a prior 5 years from assessment Summary proceedings or distrainable or leviable property. 5. Imposition of administrative of business operation assessment by judicial action 4. The taxpayer is abroad leaving no 6. Suspension of business Without a prior 10 years from discovery of By judicial action only forwarding address with no operations assessment fraud or falsify distrainable/leviable property. 7. Entering into a tax compromise 5. The taxpayer is a corporation who has w/ the taxpayer. already dissolved and all subscribed shares of stock have been fully paid. 6. The tax case has already prescribed.
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