Need computation for this :)
Mr. Jojo, married, supporting his 6 children (2 of which are
gainfully employed) had the following data for taxable year
2019:
Phil.
Abroad
Business
income
P1,000,000
$20,000
Professional
income
400,000
10,000
Salaries
200,000
Business and professional
Expenses
250,000
8,000
Income tax
paid
200,000
-
Note: $1=P50
1. If he is a non-resident alien not engage in trade or business, disregard professional
Income and salaries, his income tax due? _________
Assuming all data of Phil. Is in P Currency and all data of Abroad is in $
First convert Data of Phil into dollars
Business Income = 1000000 / 50 = $20000
Professional Income = 400000 / 50 =$ 8000
Salaries = 200000 / 50 = $4000
Income Tax Paid = 200000 / 50 = $4000
Business and Profession Expenses = 250000 / 50 = $5000
Now combined Gross Income from Business = 20000 + 20000 =40000
Next combined Gross Professional Income = 8000 + 10000 = 18000
Net Income from Business & Profession = Gross Income from Business & Profession Less expnses
= 40000 + 18000 – 5000 – 8000
= 45000
Income from Salaries = 4000
Net Income = 45000 + 4000
= 49000
Tax on Net Income = 49000 * 30%
= 14700
Less Tax already paid = 4000
Net Tax due = $10700
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