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Problem 2-1 Problem 2-1

1.

1. TrueTrue 2.

2. FalseFalse – –first P100,000 of net gift is exempt.first P100,000 of net gift is exempt.

3.

3. FalseFalse – –subject to business taxsubject to business tax

4.

4. FalseFalse – –gratuitousgratuitous

5.

5. FalseFalse – –an income earnedan income earned

6.

6. FalseFalse – –upon right to transferupon right to transfer

7.

7. TrueTrue 8.

8. FalseFalse – –upon deathupon death

9.

9. TrueTrue 10.

10. FalseFalse – –the legitime is based on the legitime is based on value of the estate, not on the value of the estate, not on the form of the estate.form of the estate.

11.

11. FalseFalse – –they are voluntary heirs.they are voluntary heirs.

12. 12. TrueTrue 13.

13. FalseFalse – –fixed by lawfixed by law

14.

14. FalseFalse – –executorexecutor Problem 2-2

Problem 2-2

1.

1. FalseFalse – –relatives up to the 5relatives up to the 5ththdegreedegree

2.

2. TrueTrue 3.

3. FalseFalse – –the relative is the legitimate heirthe relative is the legitimate heir

4.

4. FalseFalse – –if part of inheritance is through the written willif part of inheritance is through the written will

5.

5. FalseFalse – –if the transfer is testamentaryif the transfer is testamentary

6.

6. FalseFalse – –one for the legitimate child and half one for the legitimate child and half for the illegitimate childfor the illegitimate child

7.

7. TrueTrue 8.

8. TrueTrue 9.

9. FalseFalse – –equal rightsequal rights

10. 10. TrueTrue 11. 11. FalseFalse 12. 12. TrueTrue Problem

Problem 2-3 2-3 Problem Problem 2-42-4 Problem 2-5Problem 2-5

1. 1. AA 2. 2. CC 3. 3. AA 4. 4. AA 5. 5. CC 6. 6. CC 7. 7. CC 8. 8. DD 9. 9. AA 10. 10. DD 1. 1. CC 2. 2. AA 3. 3. AA 4. 4. CC 5. 5. DD 6. 6. BB 7. 7. BB 8. 8. BB 9. 9. DD 10. 10. BB 1. 1. BB 2. 2. CC 3. 3. DD 4. 4. AA 5. 5. BB 6. 6. AA 7. 7. CC 8. 8. AA 9. 9. CC 10. 10. AA

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Problem 2-6

1. C

Car –first prize P1,000,000

Amount of mortgage assumed 1,900,000

Salary 240,000

Amount of onerous transfer P3,140,000

2. C

House and lot as donation, net of mortgage (P2,000,000 –1,900,000) P 100,000

Farm as inheritance 500,000

Amount of gratuitous transfer P 600,000

Problem 2-7

1. A

Car P 800,000

2. C

House and lot – mortis causa P1,000,000

Problem 2-8 C

Net value of property left by the decedent (P5,000,000 –P1,000,000) P 4,000,000

Transfers in contemplation of death 2,000,000

Hereditary estate P 6,000,000

Problem 2-9 C

Net hereditary estate P5,000,000

Legitime of children (P5,000,000 x ½) ( 2,500,000) Portion for the surviving spouse (P5,000,000 x ¼) ( 1,250,000) Free portion –may be distributed to strangers P1,250,000

Note: The distribution is testamentary because there is a devise or legacy.

Problem 2-10 B

Inheritance of the spouse (P5,000,000/5) P1,000,000

Problem 2-11 A

Hereditary estate P3,000,000

Legitime of children (P3,000,000 x ½) ( 1,500,000) Portion for the spouse (P1,500,000/4) ( 375,000)

Free portion P1,125,000

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Hereditary estate P3,000,000 Portion for the illegitimate child (P3,000,000 x 1/3) (1,000,000)

Amount inherited by the wife P2,000,000

Problem 2-13

Hereditary estate, net of charges (P7,000,000 – P1,000,000) P 6,000,000

Legitime of legitimate children (P6,000,000 x ½) ( 3,000,000) Portion for the acknowledge natural child (P3,000,000/3) x 50% ( 500,000) Portion for the surviving spouse (P3,000,000/3) ( 1,000,000) Free portion –could be disposed of as legacy to the nanny P 1,500,000 Problem 2-14

Inheritance of each child (P5,000,000/5) P 1,000,000

Problem 2-15

Cash in bank P 100,000

House and lot 5,000,000

Investments in securities 400,000

Total gross estate P5,500,000

Less: Unpaid mortgage P 200,000

Existing loan 100,000

Funeral expense 100,000

Estate tax 100,000 500,000

Hereditary estate P5,000,000

Problem 2-16

Legitimate child –Mario (P1,200,000 x ½) P 600,000

Illegitimate child –Maria (P600,000 x ½) 300,000

Surviving spouse (P600,000 x ½) 300,000

P1,200,000

Problem 2-17

With respect to legitime: Son Wife

Legitimate child (P4,200,000 –P200,000) x 50% P2,000,000

Surviving spouse (P2,000,000 x ½) P1,000,000 Remaining balance (divide based on the intention of the

will)

Legitimate child (P1,000,000 x ½) 500,000

Surviving spouse (P1,000,000 x ½) . 500,000 P2,500,000 P1,500,000

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Problem 2-18

Gross estate Less: Deduction

Net estate before share of the surviving spouse

Less: Share of the surviving spouse (P1,000,000 x 50%) Net estate before estate tax

Less: Estate tax

Net distributable estate

P2,000,000 1,000,000 P1,000,000 500,000 P 500,000 15,000 P 485,000 Dorado (child) Maya (child) Jess (husband) Total Fraction of share - intestate 1/3 1/3 1/3 1 Distribution of inheritance P161,667 P161,667 P161,667 P485,000

Death of Jess

Exclusive share when Sabel died Add: Share from distributable share Distributable estate P 500,000 161,667 P 661,667 Dorado (child) Maya (child) Free Portion Total

Fraction of share - testate ¼ ¼ ½ 1

Distribution of inheritance P165,417 P165,417 P333,883 P 661,667

Problem 2-19

Gross taxable value for:

1. Capital gain tax P 300,000

2. Donor’s tax P 500,000 3. Business tax P 0 -4. Estate tax P1,800,000 Problem 2-20 Gross estate Less: Deductions

Net estate before estate tax Less: Estate tax

Net distributable estate

P3,000,000 1,000,000 P2,000,000 135,000 P1,865,000

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son) (illegi’te son)

Fraction of share - intestate 1 ½ 1.5

Distribution of inheritance P1,243,333 P621,667 P1,865,000 Problem 2-21 1. Gross estate (P500,000 + P250,000 + P1,000,000 + 100,000) P1,850,000 2. Inheritance of Tim (P500,000 x ½) P 250,000 Problem 2-22 1. Testamentary Legitime:

Legitimate son –Peter (P35,000,000 x 50%) x ½ P8,750,000

Legally adopted son –Petros (P35,000,000 x 50%) x ½ 8,750,000

Surviving spouse (P8,750,000 x ½) 4,375,000

Illegitimate son –Rocky 4,375,000

Free portion –that may be given to other relatives 8,375,000

P35,000,000 2. Intestate Succession

Legitimate son –Peter (P35,000,000/3.5) 1 P10,000,000

Legally adopted son –Petros (P35,000,000 x 3.5) 1 10,000,000

Surviving spouse (P35,000,000 x 3.5) 1 10,000,000 Illegitimate son –Rocky (P35,000,000 x 3.5) x ½ 1/2 5,000,000

P35,000,000 Problem 2-23 Legitimate child 1 Legitimate child 2 Surviving spouse Illegitimate child Total Fraction of share 1 1 1 ½ 3.5 Amount of  inheritance P2,857,143 P2,857,143 P2,857,143 P1,428,571 P10,000,000

Note: The last will and testament is void because the presence of legitimate child eliminates the parents from the inheritance. In all cases, the legitime must not be impaired by the disposition through will.

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Problem 2-24

1. Computation of net distributable share

Total gross estate (P10,000,000 + P20,000,000 + P30,000,000) Less: Ordinary deductions

Net estate before share of surviving spouse

Less: Share of surviving spouse (P57,500,000 x 50%) Net estate before estate tax

Less: Estate tax (P28,750,000 x 15%) Net distributable estate

P60,000,000 2,500,000 P57,500,000 28,750,000 P28,750,000 4,312,500 P24,437,500 2. Computation of the shares of the heirs

Share of legitimate son (P24,437,500 x ½) Share of surviving spouse (P24,437,500 x ½)

P12,218,750 P12,218,750

Note:His mother and brother, as secondary heirs, are disqualified to share from the portion of 

the legitime due to the presence of a legitimate child. Hence, the will becomes void.

Problem 2-25

1. Computation of net distributable estate:

Gross estate(P4,000,000 + P1,000,000 + P200,000 + P5,000,000 + P3,000,000) P13,200,000

Less: Ordinary deductions: Funeral expense Unpaid mortgage

Allowable deduction –Stand deduction

Net taxable estate

Less: Estate tax (P11,900,000 x 15%) Net estate after tax

Add: Standard deduction Net distributable estate

P 100,000 200,000 P 300,000 1,000,000 1,300,000 P11,900,000 1,785,000 P10,115,000 1,000,000 P11,115,000

2. Distribution of net distributable estate: Christopher (son) Cristeta (daughter) Crisistomo (driver) Total Testate succession Intestate succession Mixed succession P4,000,000 2,957,500 P6,957,500 P1,000,000 2,957,500 P3,957,500 P 200,000 . P 200,000 P 5,200,000 5,915,000 P 11,115,000

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