S ECTION  1625 . Continuation of Business of Deceased Person . — When any individual paying a business tax dies and the same business is continued by the person or persons interested in his estate no additional payment shall be required for the residue of the  term for which the tax was paid. [2339-50.] S ECTION  1626 . Removal of Business to Other Location . — Any business for which the privilege tax has been paid may, subject to the regulations of the Bureau, be removed and continued in any other place in the same municipality without the payment of additio nal tax during the term for which the payment was made. [2339-51.] S ECTION  1627 . Revocation of Privilege . — When a person doing business under the provisions of this chapter as a retail liquor dealer, retail vino dealer, dealer in fermented liquors, or as a peddler of tobacco or liquor, is abusing his privilege to the inj ury of the public morals or peace, or when a place where any such business is established has been or is conducted in a disorderly or unlawful manner, or is a nuisance, or is permitted to be used as a resort for disorderly characters, criminals, or women of  ill repute, the Collector of Internal Revenue may, after due investigation, revoke such privilege by summary order, subject to appeal to the Governor-General, whose action on the appeal shall be final. Such revocation shall operate to forfeit all sums wh ich may have been paid in respect of said privilege and to prohibit the sale, by the person whose privilege is so revoked, of liquor or tobacco for a term which may be fixed in said order. [2339-52.] S ECTION  1628 . Amount of Privilege Tax on Occupation . — Privilege taxes on occupation shall be collected as follows, the amount stated being the sum due for the whole year. ( a ) Customs and immigration brokers, eighty pesos. ( b ) Lawyers, medical practitioners, land surveyors, architects, public accountants, and civil, electrical, mechanical, or mining engineers, fifty pesos. ISHaTA ( c ) Dental surgeons, opticians, photographers, lithographers, engravers, and professional appraisers or connoisseurs of tobacco and other domestic or foreign products, forty pesos. 490 Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011