I. Compensation and business income are returnable income that are subject to final income tax. II. When a taxable income is subjected to final tax, that income shall be excluded in the computation of taxable net income subject to basic income tax under the graduated tax rate. a. TT b. FF c. TF d. FT

I. Compensation and business income are returnable income that are subject to final income tax. II. When a taxable income is subjected to final tax, that income shall be excluded in the computation of taxable net income subject to basic income tax under the graduated tax rate. a. TT b. FF c. TF d. FT

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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