BIR Concerns

[jackbrng]

Guys, patulong naman on how to compute for witholding tax ng employees. how do i classify them as single, married or head of the family? pwede pa provide na din ng sample computation as reference. tnx!

 

punta ka sa bir website, www.bir.gov.ph, may madownload ka don ng withholding tax table, yung table may daily basis ang sahod, weekly, semi monthly at monthly, meron para sa zero exemption, single, head of the family at kung ilang dependent at married at kung ilan din ang dependent

 

sa classification naman kung single, married at head of the family, yung SINGLE syempre yung walang asawa, binata o dalaga at walang dependent o yung mga umaasa sa income nya, yung HEAD OF THE FAMILY naman ay yung mga binata o dalaga na may umaasa sa income nila tulad ng tatay, nanay, kapatid at yung mga hiwalay sa asawa at biyudo at biyuda, maka-classify sila na head of the family, yung MARRIED naman ay yung mga may asawa. PERO KAILANGAN, yung mga empleyado nyo ay nakarehistro sa bir kung SINGLE, HEAD OF THE FAMILY o MARRIED, dapat meron silang ibibigay sa iyo na form na may tatak ng bir na nakarehistro sila at kung ano ang status dahil kung hindi at wala sila ng form maka-classify sila as ZERO EXEMPTION status, ito ang status na walang exemption (letter Z ito sa withholding tax table). ang exemption ng SINGLE ay 20,000, sa HEAD OF THE FAMILY ay 25,000 at maari lumaki depended sa dami ng dependent (max of 4 dependent and 8,000 each dependent at sa MARRIED ay 32,000 at katulad sa HEAD OF THE FAMILY maari ring lumaki depende sa dependent.

[charmed shannen]

agree ako dyan, James Richard, wag lng SM Fairview branch ang imbestigahan, lahat ng branch, normal practice na ng BURGER MACHINE yan, ano pa silbi ng pinapa-post ng BIR sa business establishment na NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC na may nakalagay don na P25 above dapat may resibo?

 

baka nga i-TAX MAP mo BURGER MACHINE wala kang makitang resibo, libro, di bayad 0605, magkano na penalty non, P25,000 sa resibo, P1000 sa libro, P1000 sa 0605, P1000 sa walang daily entry of record sa libro kasi walang libro, total of P28,000 (baka maliit pa tong estimate ko) sabihin mo may 100 branches sila, e di P2,800,000 ang mapupunta sa govt dahil lang sa penalty

 

BAKA BIR ANG MAYARI? PEACE BIR PEOPLE, NAGTATANONG LANG, HOY! GISING!

 

 

Hi People!!!! If you want to help the government and at the same time ma penalize ang mga corporations na di nagbabayad ng tax, pwede kayong maging informer..... BIR will give you informer's reward ( as indicated in the Tax Code) in the amount of 10% of the total amount recoverable or 1 million whichever is lower...

[jackbrng]

Hi People!!!! If you want to help the government and at the same time ma penalize ang mga corporations na di nagbabayad ng tax, pwede kayong maging informer..... BIR will give you informer's reward ( as indicated in the Tax Code) in the amount of 10% of the total amount recoverable or 1 million whichever is lower...

 

hi charmed shannen!!!! taga bir ka???? kung taga bir ka paki asikaso lang yung napuna ko. wala naman akong galit sa burger machine o sa mga burger stand, kaso negosyante din ako at sumusunod sa batas ng BIR para walang probleme at hindi biro ang magbayad ng buwis dahil malaki din ang epekto nito sa costing at cash flow ng mga negosyante tapos may makikita ka na hindi sumusunod, ANG DAYAAA!!!!! WAHHHH!!!

 

im not into informers reward, kasi im sure daming trabaho bago mo makuha ang reward saka ba ma-frustrate lang ako. siguro enough na lang inform ko kayo para magkaroon kayo ng hint, kaso, baka makita ng kadikit ng nirereklamo ko sa bir ang complaint ko at maremedyuhan kaagad, hehehhe, joke!!! wala naman corrupt sa bir di ba???????

[in_style]

for those in the know-how abt taxes...

 

is it a good time to finalize and submit the remaining 2006 declaration

at this time?

 

thanks po.

[M16A2]

How do you compute the income tax witheld for employees?

 

For example I earn 17,000.00 a month

[Dr_PepPeR]

How do you compute the income tax witheld for employees?

 

For example I earn 17,000.00 a month

 

You would need to compute how much you actually earn for the whole year to find out your tax bracket, and you would need to know your personal exemption classification.

[adriane888]

How do you compute the income tax witheld for employees?

 

For example I earn 17,000.00 a month

it defends on your status.. the computation will be based if your single, head of the family, married with dependents.

 

There is a computation table available in the BIR revenue regulation 2-98(as annex) on how you will compute your tax either you being paid on a daily, weekly, semi-monthly or monthly.

 

example computation if your single and being paid on a monthly:

 

P13,333 tax fied at P1,875.00

3,667 at 25% 916.75

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Monthly w/tax P2,791.75

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Secure a copy of the revenue regulation from the BIR or access the bir website at www.bir.gov.ph

[manager63]

it defends on your status.. the computation will be based if your single, head of the family, married with dependents.

 

There is a computation table available in the BIR revenue regulation 2-98(as annex) on how you will compute your tax either you being paid on a daily, weekly, semi-monthly or monthly.

 

example computation if your single and being paid on a monthly:

 

P13,333 tax fied at P1,875.00

3,667 at 25% 916.75

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Monthly w/tax P2,791.75

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Secure a copy of the revenue regulation from the BIR or access the bir website at www.bir.gov.ph

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What is the tax rate for commissions earned on sales for hardware items? The company I work for usually takes out 10% from the selling price. There is no basic salary, only allowances for transpo & cell cards. If you don't reach Php 60,000.00 earnings for the taxable year, is it correct NOT to file your ITR? Would appreciate the advice. Thanks.

[adriane888]

Manager63,

 

I suppossed your not an employee of the said company??

 

Anyways, the company is right to withhold 10%.

 

ON your 2nd question,, no you still need to file your ITR even if you did not reach P60K per year. however, if you are an employee and your receiving P60K or below, you have the option to inform your employer not to withhold taxes on your salary.

 

Please note that not withholding taxes means that you are not anymore obliged to file and pay tax. You are still required to file your ITR on or before April 15

[jackbrng]

april is fast approaching! deadline na naman ng itr! kung sino man ang may tanong tungkol sa buwis, post kayo dito, at ikagagalak kong sagutin ang mga katanungan nyo

 

pay your taxes early! avoid the rush! avoid penalties!

 

mag-e-eleksyon, kailangan ng gobyerno ng pondo

[manager63]

Thanks, Adriane888. I appreciate the advice.

 

You are right. I'm not an employee of the said company. Just a commission salesman. No benefits either, no SSS, just the withholding 10% and allowance for transpo and cellcards.

 

Just to ask some more questions if ok lang? 2 years (2004 to 2005) ago, hindi ako umabot ng P60K in a year. In those years, hindi rin ako nagfile ng ITR. Will I be penalized for not filing my ITRs? Commissions for '04 was P0.00 and '05 was P50K. Can I file late returns for '04 and '05?

 

For last year '06, I got involved with a foreign company selling hardware again. This pertains to your last paragraph below. There were no withholding tax withheld, because they are a foreign based company. They give allowances for transpo and cellcards, also. I received P151K in commissions last year remitted to my bank account. Following your advice, I will file and pay my ITR by the 15th April.

 

Thanks to this forum, correct advice needed by small businessmen are attended to by fellow members. Thanks, again, Adriane888.

 

 

 

 

 

Manager63,

 

I suppossed your not an employee of the said company??

 

Anyways, the company is right to withhold 10%.

 

ON your 2nd question,, no you still need to file your ITR even if you did not reach P60K per year. however, if you are an employee and your receiving P60K or below, you have the option to inform your employer not to withhold taxes on your salary.

 

Please note that not withholding taxes means that you are not anymore obliged to file and pay tax. You are still required to file your ITR on or before April 15

[manager63]

Just wish to ask regarding ITR form to use if you are a commission salesman. Is it the 1701 for self employed persons? Kindly advice also on penalties imposed by the BIR if you failed to file your ITR for the past years. If you' ve seen my earlier post, I was not able to file my ITR for the taxable years '04 and "05. There was P0.00 commissions for '04 and P50K commissions for '05. Would appreciate your advice. Thanks.

 

 

 

april is fast approaching! deadline na naman ng itr! kung sino man ang may tanong tungkol sa buwis, post kayo dito, at ikagagalak kong sagutin ang mga katanungan nyo

 

pay your taxes early! avoid the rush! avoid penalties!

 

mag-e-eleksyon, kailangan ng gobyerno ng pondo

[adriane888]

Thanks, Adriane888. I appreciate the advice.

 

You are right. I'm not an employee of the said company. Just a commission salesman. No benefits either, no SSS, just the withholding 10% and allowance for transpo and cellcards.

 

Just to ask some more questions if ok lang? 2 years (2004 to 2005) ago, hindi ako umabot ng P60K in a year. In those years, hindi rin ako nagfile ng ITR. Will I be penalized for not filing my ITRs? Commissions for '04 was P0.00 and '05 was P50K. Can I file late returns for '04 and '05?

 

For last year '06, I got involved with a foreign company selling hardware again. This pertains to your last paragraph below. There were no withholding tax withheld, because they are a foreign based company. They give allowances for transpo and cellcards, also. I received P151K in commissions last year remitted to my bank account. Following your advice, I will file and pay my ITR by the 15th April.

 

Thanks to this forum, correct advice needed by small businessmen are attended to by fellow members. Thanks, again, Adriane888.

Yap you will be penalized of 25% of your tax due if there will be.. otherwise you will just be charged by late filing maybe P200 to P1K if there is no tax due.

 

Yes you can still file for late filing... although normally the BIR does not really audit individual unless you are known like goma and Juday... you will not use your ITR for any purposes such loan in banks and transfer property in your name.. i suggest (suggestion lang po hah) antayin mo nalang makita ng BIR... pero if your honest enough and as a good citizen pwede ka mag file ng late filing..

[lomex32]

Year 2006

 

All year round i have a 17-year old dependent who turned 18 last December 31, 2006

 

Tama ba na she was a dependent under my ITR for that year 2006?

[alexis_raynald]

if you want to know more about the BIR please visit their site at http://www.bir.gov.ph po, my little contri on this thread po