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No SIM S 8:03 AM 35% [ 02:59:46 Submit Quiz 0 of 16 answered Close Question 1 Previous Next 1 point The share of partners in the general professional partnership is taxable in the conventional manner of computing the normal income tax of individual. O True O FalseNo SIM S S 8:04 AM 35% new.edmodo.com/quiz/ ... 02:58:59 Submit Quiz 0 of 16 answered Close Question 3 Previous Next 1 point Dividend income earned by general commercial partnership is no longer taxable against the partner upon its distribution as share of the partner. O True O False X e +No SIM S S 8:04 AM 35% new.edmodo.com/quiz/ ... 02:58:55 Submit Quiz 0 of 16 answered Close Question 4 Previous Next 1 point The distributable share of a partner in a commercial partnership is subject to final tax of 10%. O True False X e +No SIM S S 8:04 AM : 35% ( new.edmodo.com/quiz/ ... 02:58:51 Submit Quiz 0 of 16 answered Close Question 5 Previous Next 1 point All partnerships are taxed in the same manner as corporation. O True O False X eNo SIM S S 8:04 AM : 35% ( new.edmodo.com/quiz/ ... 02:58:45 Submit Quiz 0 of 16 answered Close Question 6 Previous Next 1 point Fill in the blanks If the taxable income is P 300,000, the income tax is P X eNo SIM S S 8:04 AM 35% new.edmodo.com/quiz/ ... 02:58:41 Submit Quiz 0 of 16 answered Close Question 7 Previous Next 1 point Partner's contributions to the partnership are subject to a final tax of 10%. O True O False X eNo SIM S S 8:04 AM : 35% ( new.edmodo.com/quiz/ ... 02:58:37 Submit Quiz 0 of 16 answered Close Question 8 Previous Next 1 point A partnership that derives income primarily from professional fee and also engages in trading business as secondary source of income is to be classified as general professional partnership. O True O False X e +No SIM S S 8:04 AM 35% new.edmodo.com/quiz/ ... 02:58:34 Submit Quiz 0 of 16 answered Close Question 9 Previous Next 1 point If the only source of income of the partner is his share in a general commercial partnership, he is no longer required to file the annual income tax return. O True O False X e +No SIM S S 8:04 AM : 35% ( new.edmodo.com/quiz/ ... 02:58:30 Submit Quiz 0 of 16 answered Close Question 10 Previous Next 1 point A minimum wage earner is exempt from income tax. O True O False X eNo SIM S S 8:05 AM 35% new.edmodo.com/quiz/ ... 02:58:26 Submit Quiz 0 of 16 answered Close Question 11 Previous Next 1 point The share in the net income before tax belongs to the partners. O True O False X eNo SIM S S 8:10 AM 34% new.edmodo.com/quiz/ ... 02:53:15 Submit Quiz 0 of 16 answered Close Question 13 Previous Next 1 point The income of general commercial partnership is also subject to MCIT or NT whichever is applicable. O True False X e +No SIM S S 8:10 AM 34% new.edmodo.com/quiz/ ... 02:53:10 Submit Quiz 0 of 16 answered Close Question 14 Previous Next 1 point Fill in the blanks If the taxable income is P 250,000, the income tax is P X eNo SIM S S 8:10 AM 34% new.edmodo.com/quiz/ ... 02:52:43 Submit Quiz 0 of 16 answered Close Question 15 Previous Next 1 point Fill in the blanks If the taxable income is P 100,000, the income tax is P X e

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