Ampongan Tax Reviewer - Exclusive

Unlike other reviewers that rush to the NIRC, Ampongan spends time on the Constitutional limitations of taxation (due process, equal protection, and the infamous Lifeblood Doctrine). The Exclusive edition includes a comparative table of Dillon’s Rule vs. Home Rule as applied to local taxation.

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A. Definition of Taxation

B. Three Inherent Powers of the State

C. Purpose of Taxation

D. Theories and Bases

E. Principles of a Sound Tax System

F. Situs of Taxation

G. Double Taxation

H. Forms of Escape from Taxation

There is a reason this is often called the "Exclusive" reviewer. It is not exclusive in price, but in depth.

General taxation books tell you the rule. Ampongan tells you the exception, and then the exception to the exception. ampongan tax reviewer exclusive

He has a habit of citing Supreme Court decisions within the answer itself. You don't have to flip to a separate jurisprudence digest. When you read Ampongan on situs of intangible personal property, he will cite Wells Fargo v. Collector right there in the footnote.

For the visual learners out there, his tables on VAT exemptions vs. Percentage Taxes are legendary. He simplifies the chaotic schedules of the National Internal Revenue Code (NIRC) into digestible grids.