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(1)
These are principles of taxation:
[A]
Principle of equality
[B]
Principle of certainty
[C]
Principle of secrecy
[D]
Both (a) & (b)
(2)
In Pakistan, taxes are levied by:
[A]
Prime minister of Pakistan
[B]
President of Pakistan
[C]
Federal cabinet of ministers
[D]
National assembly
Answer: National assembly
(3)
Which of the following tax is best example of ability to pay principle of taxes:
[A]
Excise tax on cigarettes
[B]
Highway toll tax
[C]
Proportional sales tax
[D]
Personal income tax
Answer: Personal income tax
(4)
Govt. taxing and spending policies are called:
[A]
Monetary policy
[B]
Fiscal policy
[C]
Commercial policy
[D]
Finance policy
(5)
Govt. budget is balanced when:
[A]
Govt. expenditure outstrips tax receipts
[B]
Govt. tax receipts outstrips expenditure
[C]
Government expenditure equals tax revenue
[D]
None of the above
Answer: Government expenditure equals tax revenue
(6)
Government finance is called:
[A]
National finance
[B]
Public finance
[C]
Private finance
[D]
(a) and (b) of above
(7)
How the government can meet its expenditure:
[A]
By taxing people
[B]
By borrowing from banks and other governments
[C]
By printing new money
[D]
By all the three methods
Answer: By all the three methods
(8)
The government can collect funds from:
[A]
Taxes
[B]
Fees
[C]
Prices of public goods
[D]
All the three
(9)
A direct tax is that which:
[A]
Is heavy burden on the tax payers
[B]
Can be directly deposited in the banks
[C]
Can not be evaded
[D]
Is paid by the person on whom it is levied
Answer: Is paid by the person on whom it is levied
(10)
In Pakistan government budget is prepared by:
[A]
National Assembly
[B]
President of Pakistan
[C]
Ministry of Finance
[D]
State Bank of Pakistan
Answer: Ministry of Finance
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