Bill Type
Long Title
AN ACT RESTRUCTURING THE INCOME TAXATION FOR INDIVIDUALS BY CREATING A NEW SECTION, SECTION 34-A, REPEALING SUBSECTION (L) OF SECTION 34 AND AMENDING SECTIONS 22, 24, 32 AND 35, ALL UNDER THE NATIONAL INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1997, AS AMENDED
Short Title
RESTRUCTURING THE INCOME TAXATION FOR INDIVIDUALS
Text as Filed (File)
Scope
Legislative Status
Legislative Status Date
Session Sequence No.
86
Session Type
Document Certification

Committee Details

Primary Committee
Committee Report No.
78

Legislative History

House Bill/Resolution NO. HB05296
FULL TITLE : AN ACT RESTRUCTURING THE INCOME TAXATION FOR INDIVIDUALS BY CREATING A NEW SECTION SEC. 34-A, REPEALING SUBSECTION (L) OF SECTION 34, AND AMENDING SECTIONS 22, 24, 32 AND 35, ALL UNDER THE NATIONAL INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1997, AS AMENDED
SHORT TITLE : Restructuring the Income Taxation for Individuals
ABSTRACT : The bill exempts minimum wage earners from income taxation and lowers the income tax of low middle income earners. It also increases by 50% the personal exemptions enjoyed by every taxpayer.
PRINCIPAL AUTHOR/S : MICHAEL JOHN "JACK" R. DUAVIT
DATE FILED : 2006-02-23
SIGNIFICANCE: NATIONAL
CO-AUTHORS :
1. Syjuco 2. Enrile
3. Magtubo 4. Barbers
5. Salceda 6. Casiño
7. Ocampo 8. Virador
9. Maza 10. Beltran
11. Mariano 12. Hontiveros-baraquel
13. Aguja 14. Rosales
15. Lapus 16. Teves
17. Abad 18. Cabilao
19. Chatto 20. Olano
21. Lagman 22. Joson
23. De Guzman 24. Domogan
25. Dumarpa 26. Villafuerte
CO-AUTHORS (Journal Entries) :
1. Codilla (057 ) 2. Abayon (059 )
3. Gullas (059 ) 4. Villarosa (067 )
ACTIONS TAKEN BY THE COMMITTEE
COMMITEE HEARINGS/ACTIONS:
      1. Committee Report filed on 2006-02-23
COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 01581
SUBMITTED ON 2006-02-23
SUBMITTED BY: WAYS AND MEANS
RECOMMENDATIONS: approval
SUBSTITUTED BILLS: HB00269, HB00700, HB02841, HB02843, HB02985, HB03802, HB03832, HB04240, HB04859, HB04865
ACTIONS TAKEN BY THE COMMITTEE ON RULES
REFERRAL TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES ON 2006-03-01
DATE INCLUDED IN OB: 2006-03-01
SECOND READING INFORMATION
PERIOD OF COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS : 2006-04-05
DATE APPROVED ON SECOND READING : 2006-04-05
REMARKS : On April 05, 2006, Rep. Lapus manifested that he would submit his written sponsorship speech on the measure
THIRD READING INFORMATION
DATE COPY DISTRIBUTED TO MEMBERS: 2006-05-15
DATE APPROVED BY THE HOUSE ON THIRD READING :2006-05-29
HOUSE VOTES:    YEAS:135     NAYS:0    ABSTAIN:.0
DATE TRANSMITTED TO THE SENATE:  2006-05-31
ACTIONS TAKEN BY THE SENATE/HOUSE
DATE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE:  2006-05-31
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE INFORMATION
DATE REQUESTED TO FORM A CONFERENCE COMMITTEE : 2006-06-07
CONFERENCE COMMITTEEE REQUESTED BY : HOUSE
REMARKS : 
CONCOM MEMBERS(HOUSE) : Lapus, Teves, Cua, Javier, Lagman, Villafuerte, Barbers, Abad, Zamora, Magtubo

Senate Legislative History

Entitled:
AN ACT RESTRUCTURING THE INCOME TAXATION FOR INDIVIDUALS BY CREATING A NEW SECTION, SECTION 34-A, REPEALING SUBSECTION (L) OF SECTION 34 AND AMENDING SECTIONS 22, 24, 32 AND 35, ALL UNDER THE NATIONAL INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1997, AS AMENDED
[ SECOND REGULAR SESSION, 13TH CONGRESS ]
[ 2006 ]
5/31/2006 Filed in the Senate requesting for concurrence by Representatives MICHAEL JOHN "JACK" R. DUAVIT, JUDY SYJUCO, JUAN C. PONCE ENRILE JR., RENATO "KA RENE" B. MAGTUBO and ACE S. BARBERS as authors;
5/31/2006 Read on First Reading and referred to the Committee on WAYS AND MEANS;
6/5/2006 Returned by the Committee on WAYS AND MEANS per Committee Report No. 78, recommending that it be substituted by SBN-2261;
6/5/2006 Submitted said Committee Report to the Senate;
6/5/2006 SUBSTITUTED BY SBN-2261.
[ THIRD REGULAR SESSION ]
7/26/2006 House of Representatives designated Representatives Lapus, Teves, Cua, Javier, Lagman, Villafuerte, Barbers, and Abad, on the part of the Majority, and Representatives Zamora and Magtubo on the part of the Minority, as its conferees to the Bicameral Conference Committee in case of disagreement on HBN-5296 and SBN-2261 on June 7, 2006;

Abstract

The bill exempts minimum wage earners from income taxation and lowers the income tax of low middle income earners. It also increases by 50% the personal exemptions enjoyed by every taxpayer.'

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