1.
Z, a resident citizen, died leaving in 2018 the following:
Net estate (before standard deduction):
Philippines P5,000,000
USA 3,000,000
Australia 2,000,000
Estate tax paid:
USA 30,000
Australia 220,000
Determine the estate tax due after tax credit.
P210,000
2. A, Filipino, married, died in 2018 leaving the following:
a. Real property – conjugal P4,000,000
b. Real property – exclusive (A) 2,500,000
c. Family home – exclusive (A) 1,200,000
d. Unpaid medical expenses 600,000
e. Allowable ordinary deductions – conjugal 1,400,000
Determine the net estate subject to tax, and the net distributable estate:
(P 1,200,000); P 4,400,000
3. C, Filipino, married to D, died in July 2018, leaving the following:
a. Real property – conjugal P4,000,000
b. Real property – exclusive (C) 3,800,000
c. Family home – exclusive (D) 1,400,000
d. Allowable ordinary deductions – conjugal 1,200,000
Determine the net taxable estate.
P200,00
4. E, Filipino, married, to F, died in July 2018, leaving the following:
a. Real property – conjugal P5,000,000
b. Real property – exclusive (E) 1,200,000
c. Family home – exclusive (E)- (Lot where the family home stands) 10,400,000
d. Unpaid medical expenses 6,000,000
e. Allowable ordinary deductions – conjugal 1,600,000
Determine the net taxable estate.
P 1,300,000
5. G, non-resident alien, married to H, died in 2018 leaving the following:
a. Real properties in Manila-conjugal P7,000,000
b. Real property abroad- exclusive (G) 1,400,000
c. Real property in Q.C.- conjugal 800,000
d. Personal properties in Manila- exclusive (G) 1,800,000
e. Allowable ordinary deductions- conjugal 2,400,000
Determine the net taxable estate.
P4,000,000