As an Individual, you need to file an CAPITAL GAIN:
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN
Subject to FINAL TAX:
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN:
1) Real Property
Gross Income (0-35%) → When you sold a real
property held as Capital
1) Compensation for services in
Asset
whatever form paid, including,
→ 6% of Fair Market Value or
but not limited to fees, salaries,
Selling Price WHICHEVER is
wages, commissions, and similar
higher
items;
2) Disposition of Shares of Stock
2) Gross income derived from the
NOT treated or listed on Stock
conduct of trade or business or
Exchange
the exercise of a profession;
→ 15%
3) Gains derived from dealings in
property;
4) Interests; PASSIVE INCOME:
5) Rents;
6) Royalties; Subject to FINAL TAX:
7) Dividends;
8) Annuities; 1) Interest from Bank Deposit,
9) Prizes and winnings; Deposit Substitute, & Other
10) Pensions; and Similar Items
11) Partner’s distributive share from → 20%
the net income of the general 2) Royalties
professional partnership → 20%
→ But 10% is EXEMPTED if
Royalties from Books,
“FINAL TAX“ – These are taxes NOT Literary Works, & Musical
REPORTED on your Annual Income Composition
Tax Return because they have been 3) Prizes
fully paid already, therefore, there’s → 20%
no need to include them on your 4) Winning
Annual Income Tax Return → 20%
5) Dividend
→ 10%
BASIC RULE:
If it’s NOT a Passive Income subject
to Final Tax NOR a Capital Gain
subject to Final Tax, then it is
automatically part of the GROSS
INCOME in the Annual Income Tax
Return