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Chapter Evercises - Deductions pom the Gress Estate
REQUIRED: Determine the net following:
CASE A — Decedent died prior to effectivity of TRAIN Law
1. Vanishing deductions
2. The net taxable estate
CASE A — Decedent died after the effectivity of TRAIN Law
1. Vanishing deductions
2. The net taxable estate
P3.19.
Pedro (single), a Filipino citizen died in California, US.A. while
undergoing medical treatment on November 1, 2015, leaving the
following properties and charges:
* Cash in bank, P1,200,000
Residential House and lot in Quezon City (family home)
200 sq. m., P12,000 per sq. m., P1,000,000 cost,
P2,200,000 zonal value
Agricultural land in Canada valued at P1,500,000. The
Property was received as a gift from a friend on September
1, 2012. Its value at that time was P1,000,000 net of
P400,000 mortgage assumed by Pedro . % of which
remained unpaid as of the date of death.
Real properties devised to Quezon City government for
public use valued at P1,100,000.
Common stocks of Digong Corporation (5,000 shares), a
domestic corporation — listed in the Philippine Stock
Exchange (highest — P110; lowest — P90).
Common stocks of Mar Corporation (15,000 shares), a
domestic corporation — not listed in the stock exchange.
Cost — P60 per share; book value — P50 per share. Only
60% of its business is located in the Philippines.
Preferred stocks of Gracy Inc. (3,000 shares), a domestic
corporation — not listed in the stock exchange. Cost — P70
per share; book value — P60 per share; par value — P50
per share
Shares of stock in a foreign corporation valued at
P170,000. Seventy percent (70%) of its business is
located in the Philippines >
Car (cost — P800,000; book value — P480,000; market
value — P500,000)Csi Exercises - Deductions from the Gress é slate
Obligations of and charges against certain properties claimed by
Pedro's heirs:
+ it dness:
. acco on the residential house and lot
which remained unpaid as of the date of death. -
* P150,000 Bank loan evidenced by a notarial
reement
50,000 (not notarized) claims against the estate
arising from a promissory note executed by the
decedent for his employer, Alpha Tobacco
Manufacturing Corporation. Notarization of loan
instruments on loans granted by the employer to its
employees are not required.
* Funeral Expenses (Except for obituary notices in the
Philippines, all other expenses were incurred in U.S.):
Burial lot donated by the decedent's siblings P80,000
Coffin bought by the decedent's friends
100,000
Snacks given during wake 20,000
Fees paid for the obituary notices-U.S. 5,000
Fees paid for the Obituary notices-Philippines 15,000
Fees for funeral services 120,000
Fees for prayers and mass 30,000
Expenses for food and drinks consumed 15,000
after burial
* Other Expenses/Charges:
= Receivables from Miriam (i
debtor is a friend from U.S.A,
* Medical expenses
P400,000;
of six (6)
insolvent), P80,000. The
incurred in U.S.A. reached
% was incurred within the settlement period
s months, balance is beyond the settlement
Period but within twelve (12) months before death.
Judicial expenses amounted to P50,000.
* Benefits under RA4917, P250,000
REQUIRED: Determine the following:
1)
The total gross estate is
2) The deductible funeral expense is
3) The total deductible claim against the estate is
4) The deductible vanishing deduction is
5) The deductible m
ledical expenses is
6) The deductible family home is
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