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CA 466 CHAPTER II - Tax on Occupation

Section 201–2022 provisions

Amount of privilege tax on occupation.

Section 201

SEC. 201. Amount of privilege tax on occupation. — Privilege taxes on occupation shall be collected as follows, the amount stated being the sum due for the whole year which may be paid annually or semi-annually: (a) Lawyers, medical practitioners, land surveyors, architects, public accountants, civil, electrical, chemical, mechanical or mining engineers, insurance agents and sub-agents, veterinarians, dental surgeons, opticians, professional appraisers or connoisseurs of tobacco and other domestic or foreign products, licensed ship masters, and marine chief engineers, twenty-four pesos. The term "mechanical engineers", as used in this section means professional mechanical engineers as defined in Commonwealth Act Numbered Two hundred and ninety-four. (b) Chief mates, marines second engineers, pharmacists, chiropodists, tattooers, and masseurs, twelve pesos.

Exemption of persons employed by Government or engaged in work of charity.

Section 202

SEC. 202. Exemption of persons employed by Government or engaged in work of charity. — No occupation tax shall be imposed upon persons in any branch of the service of the Government of the United States or of the Government of the Philippines whose entire professional services are devoted exclusively to such Governments or as applied under their direction, or upon persons devoting their entire professional services to any religious, educational, or charitable institution, or hospital, sanitarium or to any similar establishment, not conducted for private gain.

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Source: Official Gazette of the Republic of the Philippines — Philippine laws are public documents (works of the government).