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ALLOWABLE DEDUCTIONS FROM GROSS INCOME BASED ON CLASSES OF TAXPAYER

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barrister

barrister
Reclusion Perpetua

1. Individuals with gross income from employeeemployer relationship only (gross income only):
o Premium payments on health and/or hospital insurance (if requisites are complied with)
o Personal exemptions and additional exemptions

2. Individuals with gross income from business or practice of profession:
o Optional Standard Deduction (OSD) OR Itemized deductions
o Optional Standard Deductions – 10% of the gross income. May be availed only by individuals (except nonresident aliens) who are not purely compensation income earners. This is in lieu of the itemized deductions.
o Premium payments on health and/or hospital insurance (if requisites are complied with)
o Personal and additional exemptions

3. Corporations
o Itemized Deductions

4. Estates and Trusts
Section 62 of the NIRC

2ALLOWABLE DEDUCTIONS FROM GROSS INCOME BASED ON CLASSES OF TAXPAYER Empty charitable donations tax deductible? Sat May 03, 2014 7:23 am

Redorchid


Arresto Menor

barrister wrote:1. Individuals with gross income from employeeemployer relationship only (gross income only):
o Premium payments on health and/or hospital insurance (if requisites are complied with)
o Personal exemptions and additional exemptions

2. Individuals with gross income from business or practice of profession:
o Optional Standard Deduction (OSD) OR Itemized deductions
o Optional Standard Deductions � 10% of the gross income. May be availed only by individuals (except nonresident aliens) who are not purely compensation income earners. This is in lieu of the itemized deductions.
o Premium payments on health and/or hospital insurance (if requisites are complied with)
o Personal and additional exemptions

3. Corporations
o Itemized Deductions

4. Estates and Trusts
Section 62 of the NIRC

I take it to mean, an employee who makes a charitable donation to the church cannot deduct this from the taxable income? Tama ba po ang intindi ko?

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