Saturday 17 May 2014

Is the RMC 34-2014 a Jeopardy Assessment? HOW TO REDUCE YOUR TAXES WITHOUT BRIBING?

Is the RMC 34-2014 a Jeopardy Assessment? #BIRrules
HOW TO REDUCE YOUR TAXES WITHOUT BRIBING?

#ETM found #RMC34_2014 so intriguing. Its dispositive portion is reproduced hereunder, viz;

"It is, however, clarified that an assessment based on “Best Evidence Obtainable Rule” should not be automatically considered as a doubtful assessment. Scrutiny as to the surrounding circumstances that led to the issuance of such an assessment (e.g., assessments based on Revenue Memorandum Circular No. 23-2000, RMC No. 99-2010, etc.) should be thoroughly evaluated. The taxpayer’s failure to present or submit the required documents necessary to make the assessment of its tax liability makes it incumbent to the Bureau to resort to the application of the best evidence obtainable method to recover unpaid taxes due the government. Therefore, any assessment made as a result thereof is presumed prima facie correct and sufficient for all legal purposes."

To untrained minds, the above statement would bring confusion whether or not the assessment based on Best Evidence Obtainable Rule (BEO) is a#jeopardy_assessment. If there is confusion, all corrupt practices are lurking in the black-corner.

To clear and help the minds of those who are receiving a jeopardy assessment, the term 'jeopardy assessment' shall first be established. Accordingly, #RR30_2002referred to it as a tax assessment which was assessed without the benefit of complete or partial audit by an authorised revenue officer, who has reason to believe that the assessment and collection of deficiency tax will be jeopardised by delay because of the taxpayer’s failure to comply with the audit and investigation requirements to present his books of accounts and/or pertinent records, or to substantiate all or any of the deductions, exemptions, or credits claimed in his return.

Consequently, #BEO directly came from an assessment without the benefit of a complete or partial audit of the taxpayer's books of accounts and other accounting records. Thus, BEO is logically a jeopardy assessment.

Therefore, those who have a BEO assessment have also had a jeopardy assessment and are entitled, upon full compliance with the BIR Regulations, to a reduction of their jeopardy-assessed deficiency taxes by as much as sixty (60) percent.

It's the understanding ofwww.Facebook.com/Kataxpayer that the RMC 34-2014 only reiterates that all deficiency-tax-assessment compromise settlements, including the BEO, shall automatically be under the strict review and evaluation not only of the Regional Evaluation Board but also the National Evaluation Board. Therefore, a taxpayer cannot claim that his application is deemed approved upon payment and filing of the required form.

Finally, the BEO is presumed (in RMC 34-2014's language, 'prima facie') correct.

#Katax sanely says, 'Of course, how can a #taxpayeravail of the privileges that this State provides if the BEO shall not be considered to be correct. Otherwise, there would be no legal basis in applying for a compromise settlement, neither approving the application thereof. Common sense, people. Common sense."

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