loafer Posted August 1, 2007 Share Posted August 1, 2007 in regard to rental, tanong ko kung anong uri apartment mo, residential ba o commercial, yung rental fee mo ba ay lalagpas ng 10,000.00 monthly? Kaya ko natanong, kasi kung residential ang unit mo, karamihan ay di na niririhestro ito at wala ng tax, ganun lang ka-simple, pero kung commercial, may income tax kang babayaran, percentage tax or VAT, business license from local government unit that has jurisdiction on your place of business, annual registration fee sa bir na P500.00. and one more thing, yung tenant mo ay babawasan ang rental fee na ibabayad sa yo ng 5% as withholding tax. Yung tenant mo na ang mag-remit nito sa authorized agent bank ng bir. itong withholding tax naman ay ibabawas sa income tax due mo kung meron, kung wala kang income tax due, i-carry over to sa next quarter. Sa buy and sell business naman, parehas din ang taxes sa mga binanggit ko sa itaas, except for withholding tax on rental. Unless magkaroon ka ng client for example large company that belong to top 10,000 corporation, nagkakaltas din ito ng withholding tax sa payment nila, i think mga 2% ata ng payment. Jackbrng, Correct me if I'm wrong but recently BIR have become strict in implementing VAT na 12% rather than being satisfied with the regular 6% capital gains Tax. As long as a property is use for business or just use by the owner to conduct his business, they would require you to pay VAT when you try to dispose your property. Quote Link to comment
jackbrng Posted August 11, 2007 Share Posted August 11, 2007 Jackbrng, Correct me if I'm wrong but recently BIR have become strict in implementing VAT na 12% rather than being satisfied with the regular 6% capital gains Tax. As long as a property is use for business or just use by the owner to conduct his business, they would require you to pay VAT when you try to dispose your property. yes, tama ka, they would required you to pay VAT kasi ang presumption nila ay yung buyer gagamitin din ito sa business. Quote Link to comment
adriane888 Posted August 21, 2007 Share Posted August 21, 2007 yes, tama ka, they would required you to pay VAT kasi ang presumption nila ay yung buyer gagamitin din ito sa business.That is why you have to show proof that these assets are capital assets.. you can refer to the tax code for the definition of the capital assets one of which is that the asset is not used in business as well as it is not depreciable. Quote Link to comment
jackbrng Posted August 25, 2007 Share Posted August 25, 2007 calling all members of mtc who had business. the government offer an amnesty to all taxpayer for tax period December 31, 2005 and prior years. Basis of amnesty fee to be paid is the net worth of the taxpayer, meaning you must declare all your assets and liabilities because there are penalties to be imposed who will understate their networth by 30%. If you are not tax compliant during these period, you must avail these amnesty because BIR will no longer examine your books and records from these periods, meaning, WALA KA NG KASO SA BIR! This is a good offer especially to those who has a pending case or assessment from BIR. Instead of negotiating with those examiner, avail this one and you will be sure that your payment will go to the government and not in the pocket of the examiners. Also you help the government establish an effective tax system in the future. Quote Link to comment
yellowjacket Posted August 25, 2007 Share Posted August 25, 2007 calling all members of mtc who had business. the government offer an amnesty to all taxpayer for tax period December 31, 2005 and prior years. Basis of amnesty fee to be paid is the net worth of the taxpayer, meaning you must declare all your assets and liabilities because there are penalties to be imposed who will understate their networth by 30%. If you are not tax compliant during these period, you must avail these amnesty because BIR will no longer examine your books and records from these periods, meaning, WALA KA NG KASO SA BIR! This is a good offer especially to those who has a pending case or assessment from BIR. Instead of negotiating with those examiner, avail this one and you will be sure that your payment will go to the government and not in the pocket of the examiners. Also you help the government establish an effective tax system in the future. my deadline ba to Bro? Quote Link to comment
tombone Posted August 27, 2007 Share Posted August 27, 2007 If I'm not mistaken duration of Tax Amnesty is 6 month from the start of the program but the implementing guideline is stil not available, This is the best for those people with ill gotten wealth or unexplain wealth since now that those undeclare or corrupted asset from the past may be legalize and can see the light and become legitimate asset. by paying only 5% of the total net worth declare. Quote Link to comment
tombone Posted August 27, 2007 Share Posted August 27, 2007 If I'm not mistaken duration of Tax Amnesty is 6 month from the start of the program but the implementing guideline is stil not available, This is the best for those people with ill gotten wealth or unexplain wealth since now that those undeclare or corrupted asset from the past may be legalize and can see the light and become legitimate asset. by paying only 5% of the total net worth declare. Quote Link to comment
id6230 Posted August 27, 2007 Share Posted August 27, 2007 yes, tama ka, they would required you to pay VAT kasi ang presumption nila ay yung buyer gagamitin din ito sa business. Ang ibig sabihin na nito ay kahit noong binili ko nag bayad na ako nang VAT, pagbenta ko babayad pa rin ako uli nang VAT? Quote Link to comment
juniperxxx Posted August 27, 2007 Share Posted August 27, 2007 How much is the Estate Tax for a property worth 6M (zonal) in the name of the deceased? How much time is given to the heirs to pay this tax and what are the penalties for delaying payment? Quote Link to comment
jackbrng Posted September 1, 2007 Share Posted September 1, 2007 my deadline ba to Bro? six months upon implementation or until february, 2008. start na kasi sila sa monday, 9/3/07 Quote Link to comment
jackbrng Posted September 1, 2007 Share Posted September 1, 2007 Ang ibig sabihin na nito ay kahit noong binili ko nag bayad na ako nang VAT, pagbenta ko babayad pa rin ako uli nang VAT? NO, hindi ganon, yung VAT sa pagbenta mo ay add-on sa selling price mo, bale yung buyer ang magshoulder nito. Just like sa buy and sell, yung binili mo may VAT at ikaw ang nagshoulder nun kasi ikaw bumili, kapag nabenta mo na yung nabili mo, syempre yung selling price mo ay papatungan mo ng VAT, at yung makakabili o nakabili ang mag-shoulder ng VAT. Hanggat binibenta at binibili ang isang bagay na VATABLE, palipat-lipat lang ito at ang bumibili ang nag-shoulder nito dahil nakasama na ito sa SELLING PRICE except kung ang isang bagay na binibenta ay VATABLE pero ang nag-bebenta ay NON VATABLE PERSON, yung binibenta nya ay WALANG VAT. Quote Link to comment
jackbrng Posted September 1, 2007 Share Posted September 1, 2007 How much is the Estate Tax for a property worth 6M (zonal) in the name of the deceased? How much time is given to the heirs to pay this tax and what are the penalties for delaying payment? since kulang information na ibinigay mo, assume ko na lang na 6M ang tax base at 9/1/07 namatay yung mayari. Estate tax niya ay P615,000.00. Maari pa itong bumaba kung ibawas yung mga nagastos nya in related to sa pagkamatay nya tulad ng funeral, hospitalization, standard deductions, unpaid mortgage of said property, at marami pang iba. Itong mga deductions ay ibabawas sa halaga ng gross estate, which is 6M in your case. Tax code requires you to file an estate tax return within 6 months upon decedent's death, pero maari rin kayo bigyan ng hanggang 30 days extension. Estate tax shall be filed upon filing of estate tax return, pero kung mahihirapan kayong magbayad, maari kayong mabigyan ng extension na hindi hahaba ng 5 taon. Kung ang estate ay naayos sa korte kayo ay bibigyan ng 5 taon at kung naayos ito sa labas ng korte, bibigyan kayo ng 2 taon na extension sa pagbayad. Quote Link to comment
juniperxxx Posted September 3, 2007 Share Posted September 3, 2007 since kulang information na ibinigay mo, assume ko na lang na 6M ang tax base at 9/1/07 namatay yung mayari. Estate tax niya ay P615,000.00. Maari pa itong bumaba kung ibawas yung mga nagastos nya in related to sa pagkamatay nya tulad ng funeral, hospitalization, standard deductions, unpaid mortgage of said property, at marami pang iba. Itong mga deductions ay ibabawas sa halaga ng gross estate, which is 6M in your case. Tax code requires you to file an estate tax return within 6 months upon decedent's death, pero maari rin kayo bigyan ng hanggang 30 days extension. Estate tax shall be filed upon filing of estate tax return, pero kung mahihirapan kayong magbayad, maari kayong mabigyan ng extension na hindi hahaba ng 5 taon. Kung ang estate ay naayos sa korte kayo ay bibigyan ng 5 taon at kung naayos ito sa labas ng korte, bibigyan kayo ng 2 taon na extension sa pagbayad.Thanks, jackbrng. In a case of impending death, the terminally ill patient executes a deed of assignment (transfer ownership) to his children, how much would be the taxes paid? Any other scheme to reduce legally the tax expenses in transferring ownership of property to children? Quote Link to comment
jackbrng Posted September 8, 2007 Share Posted September 8, 2007 Thanks, jackbrng. In a case of impending death, the terminally ill patient executes a deed of assignment (transfer ownership) to his children, how much would be the taxes paid? Any other scheme to reduce legally the tax expenses in transferring ownership of property to children? mas mababa compare kung namatay na yung mayari. Bale Donor's tax ang gagamitin dito. Using the same example of 6M, donors tax will be P524,000.00 na maari pang bumaba depende sa mga deductions. Yung deductions i-apply sa value ng asset na i-transfer Quote Link to comment
vader2007 Posted September 11, 2007 Share Posted September 11, 2007 mas mababa compare kung namatay na yung mayari. Bale Donor's tax ang gagamitin dito. Using the same example of 6M, donors tax will be P524,000.00 na maari pang bumaba depende sa mga deductions. Yung deductions i-apply sa value ng asset na i-transfer very informative posts...i have a question, what if the family discovers that their late father had properties after 13 years? they have paid the municipal real estate taxes but are unsure how to proceed in transferring the ownership of the properties given the huge tax implications. what are the family's options to lessen the tax burden? the properties value range from Php 100 to 500k. thanks for your advise. Quote Link to comment
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