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Income - means all wealth.

Which flows into the


taxpayer other than a mere return of capital. It is the
return in money from one’s business, labor, or capital
invested (gains, profits, salary, wages.)
- The words “income from any source whatever”,
disclose a legislative policy to include all income INCOME TAX FINAL TAX CGT
not expressly exempted from the class of Compensation Interest Shares
taxable income under our laws. Business Winnings Land
Professional
● Mayroon income na exempted sa tax. Provided,
expressly, na ito ay sinabi ng batas na ito ay ● Kapag na tax-an ka na ng isa diyan sa tatlong
exempted. Kapag hindi nabanggit, for sure may category, hindi ka na pwede pa ma tax-an sa iba pa.
tax. Matatax-an ka dipende sa category ng income mo.

Income Tax - a tax on a yearly profits arising from


property, profession, trade or business, or is a tax on a Passive Income - Earned with very minimal
person’s income, emoluments, profits and the like. involvement from the taxpayer and is generally
irregular in timing and amount.
● Hindi tinatax mismo yung property, profession,
trade or business but rather yung PROFITS. ● Wala kang gagawin masyado, pero kumikita ka. Tapos
● Hindi lahat ng income ay subject sa income tax yung timing at kita mo is irregular unlike trabaho at
dahil it depends on its category. negosyo na need mag effort (income = sweldo per
kinsenas at katapusan)
Categories of Income Tax:
● Compensation Income - From labor (Subject to “Their existence can be difficult to predict while their
income tax) actual amount may be difficult to determine. Thus, the
● Business Income - From business (Subject to final withholding at source is the most favored scheme
income tax) in taxing items of passive income.”
● Mixed- mayroon kang negosyo at trabaho Dahil sa kakaibang characteristics ng passive income,
(Subject to income tax) yung paraan ng pagtatax sa kaniya ay para maibalik
● Passive Income - Income na kahit wala kang yung scheme ng final withholding at source.
gawin, pwede ka kumita. (Subject to Final Tax)
● Capital Gains from sale of shares of stocks, not Final Tax - tax withheld at source. (meaning dun sa
traded thru Local Stocks Exchange - sale of stocks moment ng pagkita mo ng passive income,
(capital asset) (Subject to Capital Gains Tax) nagkakaroon na ito agad ng tax. The tax is Final.
● Capital Gains from sale of real properties - sale of - The amount of income tax that is withheld by a
property (Subject to to Capital Gains Tax) withholding agent is constituted as full and final
● Fringe Benefit- benefit ng empleyado (Fringe payment of the income tax due from the payee
Benefit Tax) (Employer yung tinatax) on said income. ( Binabanggit na merong
parties involved sa pagbabayad ng tax.)
● Interest and Yields ay hindi para sa pautang but
rather, sa mga deposit sa mga banks, sa mga
investments, and financial institutions. Na kapag
kumita ka doon, automatically binabawasan na nila
ng 20% kasi yun yung tax mo sa passive income.
Payee- yung kumita ng passive income (yung nanalo ng ● Pwede pa rin maexempt sa tax pero need na tingnan
winnings) if gaano katagal. If sakali yung deposit or investment
Payor- yung magreremit/magbabayad sa BIR (yung is short-term, therefore, it can be subject to tax up to
nagparaffle)Sila kukuha nung tax at sila ang 20% pero maaaring maiba from the exemption of
magbabayad ng tax kaya sila yung final tax. the General rule.

● Final tax is not applicable to all. But rather applicable Short Term Investment - 20% interest
lang dun sa mga passive income na nangyari sa Long Term Investment - 0% interest or EXEMPT
pilipinas.
Interest Tax Rate:
● Kapag nasubject na sa Final tax, hindi na sya pwede Less Than 3 Years - 20%
pa sa income/regular tax. 3 > 4 years - 12%
4 > 5 years - 5%
Passive Income 5 years or more - 0% as if exempted
General Rule
RC/RA/NRC NRA-ETB NRA-NETB Interest na pwede ma-exempt if NRC or NRA
● Interest Under Foreign Currency Deposit System
Interest (FCDS) Situation when there is a bank in the PH that
Yields is involved with FCD na kumikita ng Interest. (Di
Royalties 20% 20% 25% naman kasi taga PH yung foreign Currency)
Prizes ● Pero kung yung nag deposit sa FCDS tapos yung
Winnings
kumita nung interest ay Resident/RA, the tax will be
Dividends Whether 15%
the income
is active or ROYALTIES - kabayaran mo kasi meron kang ginamit na
Share in Net passive of kaparatan (copyright, trademark, patent and etc.)
Income: 10% 20% NRA-NETB,
● Partnership automatica
● Association -lly a ● Since gumamit ka ng intellectual property, kailangan
● Joint subject for mo bayaran yung author or naka invent kasi
Account 25%, which property nila ‘yon.
● Joint is already a ● Sa point of view nung naka invent, passive income
Venture Final Tax. siya at meron siyang tax ng 20%. Pero if yung
royalties ay nag a-arise because of ART related, 10%
INTERESTS and YIELDS - hindi applicable sa yung tax rate.
pagpapautang ng pera. Ang applicable lamang rito ay
ang interest that arises from DEPOSITS. (Banks, PRIZES - meron kang effort.
investments and other institutions) WINNINGS - luck.
Sample: sa bank binabawasan ka ng 20% ng tax - Both na 20% ang rate
coming from your interest income.
Exemptions:
● But, if the Prize is 10k or less, it will be subjected to
income tax under SEC. 24 (A), hindi lang sa Final Tax.
Wherein, ihahalo mo siya dun sa mga active income
mo. (Applicable sa lahat ng indiv taxpayers except sa
NRA-NETB)
● Yung prizes, hindi naman sa lahat ng pagkakataon ay
subject sa Final Tax or subject sa Sec 24 A. May mga
prizes na pwedeng exempted. (Prizes from religious,
charitables, scientific, educational, artistic, literary or
civic orgs)

● If PCSO or Lotto Winnings, 10k or less will be


EXEMPTED. (Applicable lang sa RC/RA/NRC)

● If NRA-ETB tapos nanalo ka sa PCSO or Lotto, kahit


anong amount EXEMPTED ka. (nakalimutan irevise
lol)
● If yung Winnings mo ay HINDI nanggaling sa PCSO or
Lotto, kapag 10k or less, taxable siya. Dahil yung
PCSO or Lotto ay galing sa gobyerno.

DIVIDENDS and SHARE in NET INCOME - In taxation,


whether it is a corporation or a partnership, iisa lang
yung pagtingin niya. ( for RC/NRC/RA, 10% yung tax)
(20% naman if NRA ETB)

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