Philippines
Individual - Sample personal income tax calculation
Last reviewed - 25 June 2024Typical tax computation for 2024
Assumptions
- Resident alien husband and wife with two dependent children.
- Salary and allowances of husband arising from employment: Salary of PHP 652,000, living allowances of PHP 100,000, and housing benefits (100%) of PHP 300,000.
- Teaching salary of wife: PHP 68,000.
- Gross dividend income from investment in shares of stock of a domestic corporation of PHP 10,000.
- Interest of PHP 20,000 on peso bank account.
- Capital gain on sale of shares of PHP 5,000.
- Taxes withheld by employer of husband at PHP 92,900 and by employer of wife at nil.
- Husband is occupying a managerial position in the company.
Tax computation | Husband (PHP) | Wife (PHP) |
Gross income: | ||
Salary (1) | 652,000 | 68,000 |
Living allowances | 100,000 | |
Total taxable income | 752,000 | 68,000 |
Tax due: | ||
On first 400,000 | 22,500 | |
On remainder of 352,000 at 20% | 70,400 | |
On first 250,000 | 0 | |
Total tax | 92,900 | 0 |
Less: | ||
Tax withheld by employer per Form 2316 (2) | (92,900) | 0 |
Net tax due | 0 | 0 |
Notes
The following items were not included in the income tax return because they are subject to final tax:
Interest on peso bank account | 20,000 |
Capital gain on sale of shares | 5,000 |
Dividend income | 10,000 |
Housing benefit (3) | 300,000 |
- Philippine social tax contributions, if any, made by the resident alien and/or his wife to the Philippine social security agencies shall be allowed as deductions from gross income in calculating their tax liabilities for the year.
- For individuals receiving salary and other allowances from one employer only, the tax due is usually equal to tax withheld since the employer is required to compute and withhold the total tax due on the employee's compensation earned during the year, using the annual graduated income tax table, before paying the last payroll for the year.
- As a managerial employee, the housing benefit provided to the husband shall be subject to FBT rather than income tax.
The above individual tax calculation also applies to non-resident aliens engaged in trade or business in the Philippines for their Philippine-source income.