This document outlines various percentage taxes in the Philippines, including:
1) Taxes on persons exempt from VAT, common carriers, international carriers, franchises, overseas communications, banks, life insurance premiums, and agents of foreign insurance companies.
2) Amusement taxes on cockpits, clubs, boxing, basketball, jai-alai and racetracks.
3) Taxes on winnings from horses and bets.
4) Taxes on stock transactions through initial public offerings and local stock exchanges.
5) Requirements for returns and payments of percentage taxes within 20 days of the period end generally.
This document outlines various percentage taxes in the Philippines, including:
1) Taxes on persons exempt from VAT, common carriers, international carriers, franchises, overseas communications, banks, life insurance premiums, and agents of foreign insurance companies.
2) Amusement taxes on cockpits, clubs, boxing, basketball, jai-alai and racetracks.
3) Taxes on winnings from horses and bets.
4) Taxes on stock transactions through initial public offerings and local stock exchanges.
5) Requirements for returns and payments of percentage taxes within 20 days of the period end generally.
This document outlines various percentage taxes in the Philippines, including:
1) Taxes on persons exempt from VAT, common carriers, international carriers, franchises, overseas communications, banks, life insurance premiums, and agents of foreign insurance companies.
2) Amusement taxes on cockpits, clubs, boxing, basketball, jai-alai and racetracks.
3) Taxes on winnings from horses and bets.
4) Taxes on stock transactions through initial public offerings and local stock exchanges.
5) Requirements for returns and payments of percentage taxes within 20 days of the period end generally.
Percentage Tax Rates Compliance Requirements Kinds of Percentage Taxes • Tax on person exempt from VAT • Percentage tax on domestic carriers and keepers of garages • Percentage tax on international carriers • Tax on franchises • Tax on overseas dispatch, message or conversation originating from Philippines • Tax on banks and non-bank financial intermediaries • Tax on life insurance premiums Kinds of Percentage Taxes • Tax on agents of foreign insurance companies • Amusement taxes • Tax on winnings • Tax on sale, barter or exchange of shares of stock listed and traded through the local stock exchange or thru initial public offering Tax on persons exempt form VAT • not VAT-registered • annual gross sales or receipts did not exceed P3,000,000 (TRAIN).
• Formula: Tax Base Pxxx x Tax Rate 3% Percentage Tax Pxxx
Tax Base - Gross Sales (Goods) or Gross Receipts
(Service) Percentage Tax on Common Carriers and Keepers of Garage • Persons liable – Rent-a-car – Transportation contractors, including persons who transport passengers for hire – other domestic carriers by land for transport of "passengers" – Keepers of garages • Exempt persons – owners of bancas – owners of animal-drawn two-wheeled vehicles Percentage Tax on Common Carriers and Keepers of Garage • Formula: Tax Base Pxxx x Rate 3% Common Carriers Tax PXXX Percentage Tax on International Carriers • Persons Liable – International Air Carriers – International Shipping Carriers • Formula: Tax Base Pxxx x Tax Rate 3% Common Carriers Tax PXXX
Gross Receipts - from cargo and/or mail
originating from PHL in a continuous and uninterrupted flight Tax on Franchises • Gas and/or Water Utilities - 2% • Radio and/or Television Broadcasting Companies - 3% – not VAT-registered – annual gross receipts do not exceed P10 million Tax on Overseas Dispatch, etc. Originating from PHL • made thru telephone, telegraph, telewriter exchange, wireless and other communication equipment • Person liable - caller • Tax rate - 10% • Exempt (DING) – Diplomatic services – International Org. – News Services – Government Tax on Banks and Financial Intermediaries Performing Quasi-Banking Functions • Gross receipts derived from – interest, commissions and discounts (remaining maturities) • 5 years or less - 5% • more than 5 years - 1% – Dividend income, equity shares and net income of subsidiaries - 0% – Royalties, rentals of personal/real properties and others - 7% – Net trading gains - 7% • computation is cumulative, net loss should not be deducted from other items and covers only for one year Tax on Non-bank and Non- performing Quasi-Banking Function • Gross receipts derived from – interest, commissions and discounts (remaining maturities) • 5 years or less - 5% • more than 5 years - 1% – Dividend income, royalties, rentals of personal/real properties and others - 5% Tax on Life Insurance Premiums • Tax - 2% on premiums collected • Exempt: – premiums refund within 6 months after payment on account of rejection of risk or other reason – re-issuance that has already paid the tax – collected by branch of domestic corp., firm, or association doing business outside PH on account of any life insurance of the insured who is a non-resident – re-insurance, if outside the PH, if any tax where original issuance has been issued or perfected – portions of variable contracts in excess of amounts necesasry to insure the variable contract workers' lives – purely cooperative company/association Tax on Agents of Foreign Insurance Corporation • Fire, marine or Misc. Agents of Non- resident foreign insurance companies - 10% • Owners of property Directly obtaining insurance from non-resident foreign insurance companies - 5% Amusement Taxes • Persons liable: Proprietor, lessee or operator of cockpits, night/day clubs, boxing exhibitions, professional baskeball games, Jai-Alai and racetracks Rates for Amusement Tax • Boxing Exhibition 0% or 10% – 0%/Exempt if • World or Oriental Championship • One of the contenders is a Filipino citizen • Promoted by citizens of PHL or by a corporation at least 60% of capital is owned by PHL citizen • Professional basketball games 15% • Cockpits, Cabarets, Night/Day Clubs 18% • Jai-Alai and Racetracks 30% Tax on Winnings • Owners of the winning horse - 10% of Prize/Winnings • Bettor of the winning horse – Ordinary Winnings - 10% of Net Winnings* – Special Winnings (Double, Forecast, Trifecta, Quinella) - 4% of Net Winnings* – *Net winnings = Gross Winnings - Cost of the Winning Ticket Tax on Stock Transactions • Sale, Barter, Exchange of Shares of Stock Listed and Traded in the Local Stock Exchange* - 6/10 of 1% (TRAIN) – Seller is not a dealer of securities – Securities is traded/listed thru LSE* Tax on Stock Transactions • Shares of Stock Sold/exchanged thru IPO* – Thru LSE and – Initial public offering* Initial Public Offering • refers to a public offering of shares of stock made for the first time in the local stock exchange. • Maybe primary/secondary offering Persons Liable for the Sale thru IPO • Primary Offering - Issuing Corporation – Primary offering - original sale made by the issuer corporation of unissued shares of stock • Secondary Offering - Seller – offer for sale to the investing public by existing shareholders during IPO or follow-on/follow- through offering • Follow-on/Follow-Through Offering of Shares - offering of shares subsequent to IPO Stock Transaction Tax on Primary and/or Secondary Offering • Tax rates: Rate will Depend on this Ratio (Share Sold/Outstanding Shares After the Sale) Ratio Rate 25% and below 4%
more than 25% but not
2% above 33 1/3%
more than 33 1/3% 1%
Returns and Payments of Percentage Tax • General - 20 days from the end of the month • Exceptions: – Tax on winnings - 20 days from the date withheld – Stock Transaction Tax of 6/10 of 1% - 5 banking days from the date withheld by the broker – Stock Transaction Tax of 4%, 2% and 1% (primary offering) - 30 days from the date of listing in the LSE – Amusement Tax and overseas communication tax - 20 days after the end of the quarter Withholding Percentage Tax • Bureaus, offices and instrumentalities of the government, including GOCCs as well as others related to them making any money payment to private individuals, corporations, partnerships, and/or associations are required to deduct and withhold the three percent (3%) taxes due from the payees on account of such money payments.