1. A single decedent died with the following data regarding his estate: Family Home 8.000,000 Items of deductions: Agricultural Land 12,500,000 Claim against the estate 500 Cash and other properties 1 200,000 Standard deduction 5.000 Total 21.700,000 Total 5 500 Compute the estate tax payable. 2. A single resident decedent died with the following data regarding his estate: Gross Estate, including P15,000,000 Family Home 21 000,000 Ordinary Deductions 1.800,000 Compute the estate tax payable. 3. Mr. Ramos died, leaving the following net conjugal properties to his wife, Mrs. Ramos Gross Estate, including P15,000,000 Family Home 40,000,000 Ordinary Deductions 2.400.000 Net Conjugal Properties 37.600,000 Compute the estate tax payable. 4. Capt Mark Ramos, unmarried Filipino, died in action leaving the following net estate mother who is living with him: Family Home 10,000,000 Other properties 6,000,000 Total Properties 16,000,000 Less: Claim against the estate 600.000 Net Estate 15,400.000 Compute the net taxable estate. 6. Mr. Ramos died. leaving the following properties and estate deductions: Family Home 11,050,000 Separate properties of Mr. Ramos 8,000,000 Communal Properties 4,700,000 Ordinary deductions of communal properties 800,000 Ordinary deductions - exclusive of Mr. Ramos 400.000 Ordinary deductions - exclusive of Mrs. Ramos 500.000 Compute the net taxable estate of Mr. Ramos. 6. Mr. Akito. a resident Japanese citizen, had the following: Philippines Japan Total Personal Properties 5,000,000 3.000,000 3,000.000 Ordinary deductions 1,600,000 1,200,000 2,800.00 Family Home (Philippines) 800.000 800,000 Standard Deduction 5,000.000 Compute the net taxable estate in the Philippines