Definition of Terms and Classification of Legend

July 25, 1990 ZONAL VALUATION REVENUE DISTRICT OFFICE NO. 98 (Formerly RDO No. 75 Cagayan De Oro City) IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ZONAL VALUES OF REAL PROPERTIES IN THE CITY OF CAGAYAN DE ORO, REVENUE DISTRICT OFFICE NO. 75, REVENUE REGION NO. 10-A, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY, FOR INTERNAL REVENUE TAX PURPOSES DEFINITION OF TERMS: Residential Land/Building Principally Devoted to Habitation. Commercial Land/Building Devoted Principally to Commercial Purposes and Generally for the Object of Profit. Industrial Devoted Principally to Industry as Capital. Agricultural Devoted Principally to Raising of Crops Such as Rice, Corn, Sugarcane, Tobacco, Etc. or to Pasturing, Dairying, Inland Fishing, Salt-Making and Other Agricultural Uses Including Timberland and Forest Land. General Purpose Rawland, Undeveloped and Underdeveloped Area Which Has Potential for Development into Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Institutional, Etc. Vicinity Means an Area, Locality, Neighborhood or District About Near, Adjacent Proximate or Contiguous to a Street Being Located. CLASSIFICATION LEGEND: RR Residential Regular RC Residential Condominium CR Commercial Regular A Agricultural APD Area for Priority Development CC Commercial Condominium I Industrial X Institutional GL Government Land GP General Purpose Certain Guidelines in the Implementation of Zonal Valuation of Real Properties for RDO No. 98 Cagayan De Oro City (Formerly RDO No. 75 Cagayan De Oro City) 1. No previous sale of property of a particular classification. Where in approved listing of zonal values (for various classifications of real property), no value has been prescribed for a particular classification, the zonal value prescribed for the same class of real property located in the adjacent barangay of similar conditions shall be used. 2. No previous sale of property of any classification. In a barangay where no sale, exchange or other disposition of land has been effected, the approved zonal value of a similarly situated property in an adjacent barangay of similar conditions, shall be used. 3. Division of a barangay. In the event that an existing barangay is divided into two or more barangays, the zonal values prescribed from the existing barangay shall be used for the newly created barangay. 4. Commercial. All real properties, regardless of actual use, located in a street/barangay/zone, the use of which are predominantly "commercial" shall be considered as "commercial" for purposes of zonal valuation. 5. Values of condominium and townhouses. In determining or arriving at the zonal values for condominiums and townhouses, the value of the land as well as the value of the building shall be treated as one, if the title is a CCT or Condominium Certificate of Title. However, if the title is a TCT or Transfer Certificate of Title, land and improvements shall be given separate values. The ground floor or a condominium shall be classified as commercial and 20% of the established value shall be added thereto. 6. Area for Priority Development (APD). These are areas identified as areas for priority development certified to as such by the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB). If it is utilized for social housing, it shall be certified to as such by the proper government agency, e.g., Presidential Commission on Urban Poor (PCUP), National Housing Authority (NHA), etc. 7. Zonal value or FMV established in the schedule of values of assessors. The zonal values established herein shall apply in computing all internal revenue taxes provided that the capital gains tax from sales, exchanges, or other dispositions of real property located in Cagayan de Oro City classified as capital assets, including "pacto de retro" sales and other forms of conditional sales, by individuals, estates and trusts, shall be taxed at the rate of 5% based on the gross selling price, if the consideration is higher than the zonal values herein established. Provided, however, that the value of the property to be used in computing all internal revenue taxes shall be (1) the fair market value as determined by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue (i.e., zonal values) or (2) the fair market value as shown in the schedule of values of the provincial and city assessors, whichever is higher.