To Ruth, a legitimate daughter, on account of marriage, land with a fair market value of Php 500,000 but subject to a mortgage of Php 100,000 which was paid by Mr. Eglon.To Boaz, a legitimate son, on account of marriage, cash of Php 100,000.Compute for the taxable net gift.a.P 557,000.00b.P 556,000.00c.P555,000.00d.P656,000.00
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To Ruth, a legitimate daughter, on account of marriage, land with a fair market value of Php 500,000 but subject to a mortgage of Php 100,000 which was paid by Mr. Eglon.To Boaz, a legitimate son, on account of marriage, cash of Php 100,000.Compute for the taxable net gift.a.P 557,000.00b.P 556,000.00c.P555,000.00d.P656,000.00
Solution 1
In computing for the taxable net gift, you need to consider the fair market value of the gift and the amount of the mortgage that was paid.
For Ruth, the fair market value of the land is Php 500,000. However, since the mortgage of Php 100,000 was paid by Mr. Eglon, this amount should be added to the value of the gift. Therefore, the total gift to Ruth is Php 600,000.
For Boaz, the cash gift is Php 100,000.
To compute for the taxable net gift, you simply add the total gifts to Ruth and Boaz.
So, Php 600,000 (Ruth's gift) + Php 100,000 (Boaz's gift) = Php 700,000.
However, none of the options provided (a. P 557,000.00, b. P 556,000.00, c. P555,000.00, d. P656,000.00) match this computed taxable net gift of Php 700,000. It seems there might be a mistake in the options provided.
Solution 2
In order to compute the taxable net gift, we need to consider the fair market value of the gifts given and subtract any liabilities associated with them.
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For Ruth, the fair market value of the land is Php 500,000. However, there is a mortgage of Php 100,000 which was paid by Mr. Eglon. This means that the net gift to Ruth is Php 500,000 - Php 100,000 = Php 400,000.
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For Boaz, he received cash of Php 100,000. There are no liabilities associated with this, so the net gift to Boaz is Php 100,000.
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To compute the total taxable net gift, we add the net gifts to Ruth and Boaz. So, Php 400,000 + Php 100,000 = Php 500,000.
Therefore, none of the options provided (a.P 557,000.00, b.P 556,000.00, c.P555,000.00, d.P656,000.00) are correct. The taxable net gift is Php 500,000.
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