What is the role of taxes in Indonesia's democracy?ATaxes are unnecessary in a democratic stateBTaxes are used to fund luxurious government spendingCTaxes are a means to achieve welfare and justiceDTaxes only benefit the rich

What challenges are mentioned regarding the practice of democracy in Indonesia?AOverwhelming political participationBLack of economic developmentCDynastic politics and power concentrationDExcessive government intervention

What is the characteristic of Indonesian democracy?ADemocracy with people's protestsBDemocracy with IntelligenceCDemocracy with Social JusticeDDemocracy with Development

What is the root of Indonesia's democratic spirit?AJapanese democracyBWestern influenceCChinese traditionsDIslamic values

Taxation is a reality that all citizens must conten with for primary reason thatgovernments raise revenue from the peple they govern to be able to funnctionally fully.Taxation, as a government mechanis to raise funds, developed and evolved throughtime, and in the context of the Philippines, we must understand that it came with ourcolonial experience.*TRUEFALSEThe arrival of the Spaniards altered a subsistence economy, for which theyimposed the payment of tributos (tributes) from the Filipinos. The purpose is to generateresources to finance the maintenance of the islands, such as salaries of governmentofficials and expenses of the clergy.*TRUEFALSETwo direct taxes were added in 1878 and imposed on urbanincomes. Rural is a tax on the annual rental value of an urban real estate andindustria is a tax on salaries, dividends, and profits. These taxes were universal andaffected all kinds of economic*TRUEFALSEForced labor was a character of Spanish colonial taxation in the Philippinesand was required from the Filipinos. Through the polo system, male Filipinos wererequired to provide labor for 30 days a year (reduced to 15 days a year in 1884).*TRUEFALSEDuring the Commonwealth period, income tax rates were increased in 1936,adding z surtax rate on individual net incomes in excess of 10, 000 pesos. Income taxeswere also increased. In 1937, the cedula tax was abolished, but in 1940, a residencetax was imposed on every citizen aged 19 years old and on every corporation.*TRUEFALSEThe impetus for economic growth came during the time of President ElpidioQuirino through the implementation of import and exchange controls that led to importsubstitution development. While the succeeding presidencies of Magsaysay, Garcia,and Macapagal promised to study the tax structure and policy of the country through thecreation of a Tax Commission in 1958 by means of Republic Act No. 2211 to make away for a more robust and efficient tax collection.*TRUEFALSEThe government in the term of Gloria Macapagal Arroyohad look for additional sources of revenue, and in 2004, the Expanded Value-Added Tax(E-VAT) was signed into law as Republic Act 9337.*TRUEFALSEAs President Benigno Aquino III succeeded President Arroyo in 2010, theadministration ventured into the adjustment of excise tax on liquor and cigarettes or theSin Tax Reform, motivations for which was primarily fiscal, public health, and socialorder-related considerations. Republic Act 10251 was passed, and governmentrevenues from Alcohol and tobacco excise taxes increased.*TRUEFALSEThe Ramos administration ventured into its own tax reform program in 1997through the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program, which was implemented tomake the tax system broad-based, simple, and with reasonable tax rates; minimize taxavoidance allowed by existing flaws and loopholes in the system; encourage paymentsby decreasing tax exemption levels, lowering the highest tax rates, and simplifyingprocedure; and rationalize the grant of tax incentives, which was estimated to be worth531.7 billion pesos in 1994.*TRUEFALSEReliable source of revenue forthe government, new tax laws would reduce its reliability as legislated exemptions grew.*TRUEFALSE

What distinguishes Indonesia's democracy from the universal concept of democracy?ARule of lawBDemocracy based on the belief in GodCPluralismDMajority rule