How much is the business tax*if the business is radio stationNarcissus owns a non-VAT registered business. His annual gross sales/receipts ranges fromP2million to P2.6million. In 2022, the gross sales/receipts amounted to P600,00018,00012,0006,000exemptedHow much is the business taxif the business is professionalNarcissus owns a non-VAT registered business. His annual gross sales/receipts ranges fromP2million to P2.6million. In 2022, the gross sales/receipts amounted to P600,00018,00012,0006,000exempted

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How much is the business tax if the business is radio station Narcissus owns a non-VAT registered business. His annual gross sales/receipts ranges from P2million to P2.6million. In 2022, the gross sales/receipts amounted to P600,000 18,000 O 12,000 O 6,000 O exempted How much is the business tax if the business is professional Narcissus owns a non-VAT registered business. His annual gross sales/receipts ranges from P2million to P2.6million. In 2022, the gross sales/receipts amounted to P600,000 18,000 12.000

How much is the business tax if the business is radio station Narcissus owns a non-VAT registered business. His annual gross sales/receipts ranges from P2million to P2.6million. In 2022, the gross sales/receipts amounted to P600,000 18,000 O 12,000 O 6,000 O exempted How much is the business tax if the business is professional Narcissus owns a non-VAT registered business. His annual gross sales/receipts ranges from P2million to P2.6million. In 2022, the gross sales/receipts amounted to P600,000 18,000 12.000

CONCEPTS IN FED.TAX.,2020-W/ACCESS

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ISBN:9780357110362

Author:Murphy

Publisher:Murphy

Chapter13: Choice Of Business Entity—general Tax And Nontax Factors/formation

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