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Civil Action
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- Under NIRC Section 220, in whose name are the specified government tax actions brought? Multiple Choice Easy
- What approval does Section 220 require before filing the specified action to recover taxes or enforce a fine, penalty o… Multiple Choice Easy
- Which remedy is judicial rather than merely an administrative seizure under Section 205? Multiple Choice Easy
- For legally collectible delinquent taxes, Section 205 permits the authorities to pursue administrative distraint or lev… Multiple Choice Medium
- A government lawyer prepares a tax-recovery complaint governed by Section 220 but obtains no CIR approval before filing… Multiple Choice Medium
- The BIR seeks additional disputed tax through a civil action and argues that choosing a judicial remedy makes assessmen… Multiple Choice Hard
- A taxpayer failed to file a return, and all conditions for Section 222(a)'s judicial collection without assessment are … Multiple Choice Hard
- State Section 220's requirements concerning the plaintiff's name and CIR approval for the government tax-recovery actio… Essay Medium
- Does Section 205 invariably require an exclusive election between administrative distraint or levy and a civil collecti… Essay Medium
- Explain why both statements are overbroad: 'every civil tax action requires a prior assessment without exception' and '… Essay Medium
- Under CTA7(c)(1), what principal-amount threshold separates the stated CTA original collection jurisdiction from the le… Multiple Choice Easy
- For that CTA collection threshold, what amounts are excluded from the principal comparison? Multiple Choice Easy