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A) Gross Income B) Allowable Deductions

This document outlines the computation of monthly and annual income tax. It shows how to calculate gross income, allowable deductions, net taxable income, taxes on income within and exceeding the compensation range, and the total monthly or annual tax due. It also provides an example comparing the annual tax calculated through a regular vs. manual/Timamban computation method.

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A) Gross Income B) Allowable Deductions

This document outlines the computation of monthly and annual income tax. It shows how to calculate gross income, allowable deductions, net taxable income, taxes on income within and exceeding the compensation range, and the total monthly or annual tax due. It also provides an example comparing the annual tax calculated through a regular vs. manual/Timamban computation method.

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ANSWER:

A. Monthly
a)      Gross Income P
b)      Allowable Deductions: :
SSS P
Pag-Ibig
Philhealth
P
COMPUTATION

Gross Income P
LESS: Allowable Deductions
Net Taxable Income P
LESS: Compensation Range
Excess/Over P

Tax on Compensation Range P


ADD: Tax on Excess/Over (P )
MONTHLY TAX DUE P

ANNUAL TAX DUE: P X 12 Months = P Manual/Timamban

B. Annual
a)      Gross Income P X 12 Months = P
b)      Allowable Deductions:
SSS - P X 12 Months = P
Pag-Ibig - P X 12 Months =
Philhealth - P X 12 Months =
P
COMPUTATION

Gross Income P
LESS: Allowable Deductions
Net Taxable Income P
LESS: Compensation Range
Excess/Over P

Tax on Compensation Range P


ADD: Tax on Excess/Over (P )
ANNUAL TAX DUE P

P Timamban
LESS Regular Computation
P Difference
C. Conclusion
mban

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