House approves bill increasing tax exemption ceiling on bonuses to P70k

**userfriendly** · February 14th, 2015 05:31 AM

Originally Posted by _Qwerty_

dapat ang i adjust nila yung tax rate sa monthly income tax.. sobrang taas nang 32%..

correct ka dyan! 32% is too high.
Singapore highest tax bracket is 20%
Malaysia highest tax bracket is 25%

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Originally Posted by _Qwerty_

dapat ang i adjust nila yung tax rate sa monthly income tax.. sobrang taas nang 32%..

correct ka dyan! 32% is too high.
Singapore highest tax bracket is 20%
Malaysia highest tax bracket is 25%

**e2romo** · February 14th, 2015 08:57 AM

Kapag ninanakaw ng mga tao sa gobyerno ang tax, from elected to public servants, kulang raw talaga 32%.

**ClaNker** · February 14th, 2015 09:03 AM

Originally Posted by _Qwerty_

dapat ang i adjust nila yung tax rate sa monthly income tax.. sobrang taas nang 32%..

Grabe yang 32% plus may 12% vat pa sa mga bilihin.

Ok sana kung nakikita mo sa public infa at gov services.

**kimbon** · February 14th, 2015 09:05 AM

Originally Posted by e2romo

Kapag ninanakaw ng mga tao sa gobyerno ang tax, from elected to public servants, kulang raw talaga 32%.

talaga lang ah!!!? aba di pa sila satisfied sa nanakawin nila ah. so how much pa daw ang kulang sa 32%?

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Originally Posted by e2romo

Kapag ninanakaw ng mga tao sa gobyerno ang tax, from elected to public servants, kulang raw talaga 32%.

talaga lang ah!!!? aba di pa sila satisfied sa nanakawin nila ah. so how much pa daw ang kulang sa 32%?

**jmpet626** · February 16th, 2015 02:30 AM

Awaiting pa daw ng guidelines from BIR sabi ng HR namin. So possibly sa end of year na lang daw may Tax refund dahil dito.

**BratPAQ** · February 16th, 2015 07:08 AM

Originally Posted by jmpet626

Awaiting pa daw ng guidelines from BIR sabi ng HR namin. So possibly sa end of year na lang daw may Tax refund dahil dito.

Ano pang guidelines kailangan dun, 82k ang ceiling, if the total bonus is within the ceiling wala nang tax.

**CVT** · February 16th, 2015 08:37 AM

Sisiw ang tax na ibinabayad natin,- kahit na pagsama-samahin pa...

Kumpara sa tax na makokolekta nila sa ilang mga super-yaman dito....>>> kung makakakolekta sila.....

"The measure of a man is what he does with power" LJIOHF!

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**Lew_Alcindor** · February 16th, 2015 10:17 AM

Originally Posted by CVT

Sisiw ang tax na ibinabayad natin,- kahit na pagsama-samahin pa...

Kumpara sa tax na makokolekta nila sa ilang mga super-yaman dito....>>> kung makakakolekta sila.....

"The measure of a man is what he does with power" LJIOHF!

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Yan ang ultimate question. "Kung makakakolekta sila....ng TAMA"

Let us be honest here, sino bang nagbabayad ng tamang tax dito?
Malamang kami lang mga govt employees, di ba? Dahil no choice kami.

Paano yung mga self-employed o sa private company nag-wowork? Probably they'll find a way to reduce the tax payable because they prefer their money being enjoyed by their employees rather than our govt (or its officials).

**cast_no_shadow** · February 16th, 2015 10:25 AM

Originally Posted by Lew_Alcindor

Yan ang ultimate question. "Kung makakakolekta sila....ng TAMA"

Let us be honest here, sino bang nagbabayad ng tamang tax dito?
Malamang kami lang mga govt employees, di ba? Dahil no choice kami.

Paano yung mga self-employed o sa private company nag-wowork? Probably they'll find a way to reduce the tax payable because they prefer their money being enjoyed by their employees rather than our govt (or its officials).

amen to that!

To add up, may tax shield sa private company kila esmi meron.

I don't know how it works pero for sure nabutasan nila yung batas kaya in a way "legal" pa din.

**macsd** · February 16th, 2015 11:54 AM

Originally Posted by Lew_Alcindor

Yan ang ultimate question. "Kung makakakolekta sila....ng TAMA"

Let us be honest here, sino bang nagbabayad ng tamang tax dito?
Malamang kami lang mga govt employees, di ba? Dahil no choice kami.

Paano yung mga self-employed o sa private company nag-wowork? Probably they'll find a way to reduce the tax payable because they prefer their money being enjoyed by their employees rather than our govt (or its officials).

I'd say yung mga private employees do pay the correct taxes as well as the employer computes their tax deduction base on declared dependents. Come to goverment employees, bro likely ikaw lang and the rest of honest to goodness salary & bonus/incentive dependent employees. The rest or may be the majority sa goverment, daming under the table that are obviously tax free. Sa customs lang...clerk, janitor, security guard makes more than their salary tax free.