The document summarizes changes to the Philippines' estate tax law between the old law and the 2018 TRAIN Law. Key changes include increasing the standard deduction, exempting more value for family homes, allowing longer periods to file and pay estate taxes, and subjecting withdrawals from deceased persons' bank accounts to final withholding tax.
The document summarizes changes to the Philippines' estate tax law between the old law and the 2018 TRAIN Law. Key changes include increasing the standard deduction, exempting more value for family homes, allowing longer periods to file and pay estate taxes, and subjecting withdrawals from deceased persons' bank accounts to final withholding tax.
The document summarizes changes to the Philippines' estate tax law between the old law and the 2018 TRAIN Law. Key changes include increasing the standard deduction, exempting more value for family homes, allowing longer periods to file and pay estate taxes, and subjecting withdrawals from deceased persons' bank accounts to final withholding tax.
Estate tax rate P200,000.00 & over, 5% - 20% 6% Deduction of Funeral, Judicial & Allowed Not allowed Medical Expenses Standard Deduction 1million – except NRA 5million to RC, NRC, RA & up to 500K to NRA Family Homes 1million are exempted 10million are exempted Estate tax returns must be Gross value that exceed Gross value that exceed certified by CPA P2million P5million Filling of estate tax returns 1yr 6mos Payment of Estate tax Not contained 2yrs payment Withdrawals from Deceased’s Up to P20K Any amount subject to 6% Final Bank Account Withholding tax