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ACT NO. 2127
ACT NO. 2127 - AN ACT PROVIDING FOR
THE APPORTIONMENT AND DISPOSITION OF INTERNAL-REVENUE TAXES COLLECTED
IN THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS FROM JULY FIRST, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWELVE
Section 1. The following shall constitute sections one
hundred and forty-eight, one hundred and forty-nine, and one hundred
and fifty of Act Numbered Eleven hundred and eighty-nine, entitled "The
Internal Revenue Law of Nineteen hundred and four."
"SECTION 148. The proceeds from the following taxes, on and after July first,
nineteen hundred and twelve, shall be for the exclusive benefit of the
municipality where the same are assessed and collected."
License tax on theaters, museums, cockpits, concert halls, pawnbrokers,
circuses, billiard halls, and retail dealer in Tuba, Basi, Tapuy, or
like domestic fermented liquors."
"SECTION 149. Of the proceeds of the poll or personal cedula tax one-half shall be
for the benefit of the provincial government and the other half for the
benefit of the municipal government within the jurisdiction of which
the same are assessed and collected: Provided, That in those provinces
where the price of cedulas shall have been increased in accordance with
the provisions of the Provincial Government Act, as amended by Act
Numbered Sixteen hundred and fifty-two, the additional amount collected
by virtue thereof shall be applied to the purposes therein specified."
"SECTION 150. From July first, nineteen hundred and
twelve, of the revenues accruing to the Insular Treasury by virtue of
the provisions of this Act, seven per centum shall be set apart for the
benefit of provincial governments for general provincial purposes, and
fourteen per centum shall be set apart for the municipal governments
for general municipal purposes in accordance with law and for school
purposes as hereinafter provided in this Act, and for the purposes of
this Act the city of Manila shall be considered to be both a province
and a municipality, and shall receive the apportionment pertaining both
to a province and a municipality as hereinafter prescribed: Provided,
However, That the proportional share of the provinces inhabited by
non-Christian tribes and of the municipalities of said provinces shall
be deducted from said seven and fourteen per centum, and that no
province or municipality shall receive on account of said per centum a
sum smaller than that it received during the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, nineteen hundred and nine: And Provided, Further, That to
such province or provinces as shall, through their provincial boards,
accept for one or more calendar years the provisions of section
forty-five of Act Numbered Eighty-three, as amended, there shall be
allotted, from the revenues accruing to the Insular Treasury by virtue
of the provisions of this Act, not only the seven per centum
hereinbefore mentioned for general provincial purposes, but also, for
each calendar year during which said acceptance continues in effect,
seven per centum of said revenues to be paid into the 'road and bridge
funds' of such provinces, after deducting the proportional share of the
provinces inhabited by non-Christian tribes, said seven per centum to
be apportioned according to their respective populations among the
provinces so accepting section forty-five of Act Numbered Eighty-three,
as amended: Provided, However, That the total sum distributed among
such provinces shall in no fiscal year be less than the sum distributed
among them during the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nineteen
hundred and nine. And for the foregoing purpose the city of Manila, in
its status as a province, shall be represented by its Municipal Board,
and such funds as may accrue to it by virtue of its acceptance of
section forty-five, as aforesaid, shall be used exclusively for the
construction, repair, and maintenance of its streets, highways, roads,
and bridges. In the case of provinces, the 'road and bridge funds'
shall be used, first, in the repair and maintenance of improved roads,
second, in the improvement of roads, and bridges now existing, and
third, in the construction, repair, improvement, and maintenance of new
roads and bridges.
"The amounts by this section set
aside shall be apportioned among the several provinces and
municipalities in proportion to their respective populations as shown
by the official census last taken before the making of such
apportionment, and shall be returned to the city of Manila and to the
provincial treasurers quarterly, for disbursement and payment to the
proper municipalities by warrant drawn by the Collector of Internal
Revenue and countersigned by the Insular Auditor, and for this purpose
a permanent appropriation of the sums so required is hereby made;
Provided, That of the fourteen per centum of the revenues set apart by
this section for the benefit of the several municipal governments,
one-half thereof shall be utilized solely for the purposes of the
maintenance of free public primary schools in the respective
municipalities, including the payment of teachers, the building of
schoolhouses, and other expenditures appertaining to the maintenance of
the public schools: And Provided Further, That in every province
organized under the Provincial Government Act which contains
non-Christian inhabitants, such proportion of the internal revenue
which by law accrues to the municipalities of said province as the
number of non-Christian Inhabitants bears to the total population of
said province shall be set aside in the provincial treasury as a fund
to be known as the "Non-Christian inhabitants' fund,' and such fund
shall be expended by the provincial board upon advance approval of the
Secretary of the Interior, for the benefit of such non-Christian
inhabitants: And Provided Further, That in provinces organized under
The Special Provincial Government Act such part of the internal revenue
as would by the Internal Revenue Law accrue to municipalities shall be
set aside as a fund to be known as the 'township and settlement fund,'
and shall be expended by the provincial board, upon advance approval of
the Secretary of the Interior, for the benefit of the municipalities,
townships, and settlements of said province. The approval of an
expenditure by the Secretary of the Interior shall be final in the
settlement of the accounts."
Sec. 2. When this Act shall have been approved by
the Congress of the United States, as provided in section five of the
Act of Congress approved August fifth, nineteen hundred and nine,
entitled "An Act to raise revenues, equalize duties and promote the
industries of the United States," the fact shall be published by
proclamation of the Governor-General of the Philippine Islands and this
Act shall take effect on the date of said proclamation.
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