The following are your clients as a Consultant: Who among them is qualified to use 8% optional income tax? a. an architect who opted for method of deduction and whose gross receipts amounted to Php 23 Million b. a partner in ABC & Co. CPAs whose share in income of GPP amounted to Php 1 Million c. a duly registered Barangay Micro Business Enterprise with gross sales of Php 3 Million d. a doctor operating his own clinic with gross receipts of Php 1 and at the same me an employee of ABC Hospital and Medical Center with a gross salary of Php 3M

The following are your clients as a Consultant: Who among them is qualified to use 8% optional income tax? a. an architect who opted for method of deduction and whose gross receipts amounted to Php 23 Million b. a partner in ABC & Co. CPAs whose share in income of GPP amounted to Php 1 Million c. a duly registered Barangay Micro Business Enterprise with gross sales of Php 3 Million d. a doctor operating his own clinic with gross receipts of Php 1 and at the same me an employee of ABC Hospital and Medical Center with a gross salary of Php 3M

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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