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The document outlines various income taxation rules and rates in the Philippines, including the taxation of different types of income for individual and corporate taxpayers as well as exemptions. It also details capital gains tax rates, passive income tax rates, informer reward amounts, and fringe benefit tax rates. The document provides an overview of general income tax rules and situs rules that determine where different types of income are taxed.
The document outlines various income taxation rules and rates in the Philippines, including the taxation of different types of income for individual and corporate taxpayers as well as exemptions. It also details capital gains tax rates, passive income tax rates, informer reward amounts, and fringe benefit tax rates. The document provides an overview of general income tax rules and situs rules that determine where different types of income are taxed.
The document outlines various income taxation rules and rates in the Philippines, including the taxation of different types of income for individual and corporate taxpayers as well as exemptions. It also details capital gains tax rates, passive income tax rates, informer reward amounts, and fringe benefit tax rates. The document provides an overview of general income tax rules and situs rules that determine where different types of income are taxed.
CAPITAL ITEMS WITH INFINITE VALUE INCOME SITUS RULES
1. Life TYPES OF TRANSFERS TYPES OF INCOME SITUS
2. Health Bilateral Income Tax 1. Interest Income Debtor's Residence 2. Royalties Where the intangible is employed 3. Human Reputation Unilateral Transfer Tax 3. Rent Income Location of the Property ITEMS OF INCOME EXEMPTED BY LAW IN TAXATION 4. Service Income Place where the service is rendered. 5. Gain on Sale of Properties 1. Income of qualified employee trust fund. 1. Personal Property 2. Revenues of non-profit non-stock educational institutions. Domestic Securities PH 3. SSS, GSIS, Pag-ibig or Philhealth Benefits Others earned in the place where the property is sold. 4. Salaries and Wages of MWE and qualified senior citizens 2. Real Property Where the Property is located. 5. BMBEs 6. Dividend Income from 6. Income of foreign government and foreign government owned and controlled corps. 1. Domestic PH 7. Income of international missions and orgs with income tax immunity. 2. Foreign Corporation a. Resident Foreign Pre-dominance Test GENERAL RULES IN INCOME TAXATION Deadline of ITR b. Non-resident Abroad INDIVIDUAL TAX PAYER WITHIN WITHOUT 4th month + 15 days 7. Merchandising Income earned where the property is sold. Resident Citizen / / 8. Manufacturing Income earned where the goods are manufactured and sold. Non-resident Citizen PENALTIES / FOR LATE FILING OR PAYMENT OF TAX 1. Surcharge Resident Alien / a. 25% of the basic tax for failure to file or pay deficiency tax on time. Non-resident Alien / b. 50% for willful neglect to file and pay taxes. CORPORATE TAXPAYER 2. Interest Domestic NIRC until/ Dec.31, 2017 / 20% TRAIN Resident Foreign /2018 12% Non-resident foreign / INDIVIDUAL TAXPAYER CORPORATION EXEMPT DIVIDENDS 1. INTER-CORPORATE DIVIDENDS PASSIVE INCOME SUBJECT TO FINAL TAX RC NRC RA NRA-ETB NRA-NETB D RF NRF 2. DIVIDENDS FROM COOPERATIVES
AMOUNT OF CASH REWARD FOR TAX INFORMER
INTEREST INCOME OR YIELD LOWER OF LOCAL CURRENCY DEPOSIT 1. 10% OF REVENUES, SURCHARGES OR FEES RECOVERED from Short-term deposits 20 25 20 30 2. 1,000,000 from long-term deposits/investment certs 25 20 30 PRE-TERMINATION less than 3 years 20 25 20 30 3 to less than 4 years 12 25 20 30 4 to less than 5 years 5 25 20 30
FOREIGN CURRENCY DEPOSIT
from FCDUs/OBU depositary banks 15 15 15 15 from EFCDU/OBU banks 10 10 10 10 on Foreign Loans NOT APPLICABLE 20% DIVIDEND INCOME FROM DOMESTIC CORPORATIONS, in general Jan. 1 1998 earnings 6 20 25 15 Jan. 1 1999 earnings 8 20 25 15 Jan. 1 2000 earnings and thereafter 10 20 25 15 FROM FOREIGN CORPORATION REGULAR INCOME TAX ROYALTIES (SOURCES WITHIN THE PH) in general 20 25 20 30 from Books, literary works, and musical compositions 10 25 20 30 from cinematographic films and similar works 20 25 25 20 Active Royalties REGULAR INCOME TAX 25 REGULAR 30 TAXABLE PRIZES EXCEEDING 10,000 REGULAR INCOME TAX 25 REGULAR 30 NOT EXCEEDING 10, 000 20 25 REGULAR 30 WINNINGS In general 20 25 REGULAR 30 PCSO and LOTTO Winnings > 10, 000 20 25 20 30 PCSO and LOTTO Winnings ≤ 10, 000 25 30 INFORMER'S TAX REWARD 10 25 10 30 FRINGE BENEFIT TAX RATES TYPES OF GAIN TAXATION SCHEME EMPLOYEES Ordinary Gains Regular Income Tax Year RESIDENTS OR CITIZENS NON-RESIDENT ALIENS Capital Gains General Rule: Income Tax 1998 34% Exception Rule: Capital Gains Tax 1999 33% 25% CAPITAL GAINS subject to Capital Gains Tax (TRAIN) 2000 to 2017 32% 2018 and thereafter 35% Gain on the sale, exchange and other disposition of domestic stocks directly to the 15% capital gains tax GROSSED-UP MONETARY VALUE buyer. EMPLOYEES Year RESIDENTS OR CITIZENS NON-RESIDENT ALIENS Sale, exchange, and other disposition of real 1998 66% 6% capital gains tax property in PH. 1999 67% 75% CAPITAL GAINS TAX RATE FOR DOMESTIC STOCKS (DIRECTLY TO BUYER) 2000 to 2017 68% NIRC TRAIN 2018 and thereafter 65% Net gain up to 100,000 5% 15% Excess net gain above 100, 000 10% * 5% and 10% tax structure is still applicable for foreign corporation.
SCOPE AND APPLICABILITY OF THE 6% CAPITAL GAINS TAX
TAXPAYERS LOCATION OF THE PROPERTY INDIVIDUALS CORPORATIONS within the Philippines All Individuals Domestic Corporation only Outside the Philippines Not Applicable Not applicable
COMPARISON OF THE 6% CGT AND 15%CGT
6% 15% Tax Object Gain on Real Property Gain on the sale of stocks Basis of Tax Presumed Gain actual gain Nature of Tax Final Tax self-assessed tax Frequency of Payment Per Transaction Transactional and annual tax