This free BIR Withholding Tax Computation Tool is simple to use. Simply fill up the data (Salary, Status, Period, Deductions, Allowances, etc) and press the calculate button.
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hi this is gerald..,i just want to ask since i am
earning like 16000 per month and every 5th of the
month a commision of 26-30k.so lets say
in every 5th of everymonth iam earning:
7500 (16000 month salary / 2)
+ 30000
——–
37,500
and my tax withheld is like 10k????isnt it unfai????
iam working hard and yet all that is left on me is like 2/3 of what i should have????really unfair!!!!!its unjust!!!!!
Comment by gerald raguine — June 10, 2009 @ 6:31 pm
@gerald,
You should be using MONTHLY computation instead of SEMI-MONTHLY. By using the calculator, enter 16,000 in your basic salary and the 30,000 commission will fall under allowances-other. I assume you are still single with no dependents and the calculator will have 10,160.67 as your withholding tax.
My sister is living in United Kingdom and their taxes goes as high as that percentage and they think it is still fair. What is NOT FAIR here in the Philippines is that we could not see where our taxes go.
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Comment by tax calculator — July 13, 2009 @ 5:30 am
Good day! How do we compute the tax refund for an employee who only rendered 8 months of work for the year? Your answer will be much appreciated. Thank you
Comment by Danberf — December 17, 2009 @ 11:29 am
@Danberf
Try computing your total salary for that 8 months with Philhealth, SSS and PAGIBIG already deducted. Divide it by 8 then use the monthly computation. Your monthly tax should be around that value, assuming you have no other income for that year.
Comment by admin — January 16, 2010 @ 12:36 pm
hi.. i’m a programmer and i’m developing a payroll system software right now… i just wanna ask on where i can find the formulas on computing taxes here in RP… thanks…
Comment by jeanly — January 20, 2010 @ 10:20 pm
hi this is jennie. please help me with this. the company i will be working for asked me if i wanted the tax deducted according to my tax status which is ME3 or the 15%. apparently the company is under some RA provision which allows it to deduct 15% of withholding tax. i would like to know where i would have less deductions. could you also tell me please how to compute the ME3? thank you so much in advance.
Comment by jennie — January 24, 2010 @ 4:38 am
i would like to know the tax computation..tnx
Comment by Dongunz — January 27, 2010 @ 5:25 am