1st Statement – The income from bank deposit of a Tax-exempt Catholic Church is taxable. 2nd statement – Donations for educational purposes are tax exempt under the NIRC. True; False False; True True; True False; False

1st Statement – The income from bank deposit of a Tax-exempt Catholic Church is taxable. 2nd statement – Donations for educational purposes are tax exempt under the NIRC. True; False False; True True; True False; False

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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1st Statement – The income from bank deposit of a Tax-exempt Catholic Church is taxable. 2nd statement – Donations for educational purposes are tax exempt under the NIRC.

True; False

False; True

True; True

False; False

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