The taxpayer is a non-resident citizen. In the Philippines, his business gross income is 550,000 and his business expense is 100,000. His compensation income outside the Philippines is 600,000. How much is his taxable income in the Philippines?

The taxpayer is a non-resident citizen. In the Philippines, his business gross income is 550,000 and his business expense is 100,000. His compensation income outside the Philippines is 600,000. How much is his taxable income in the Philippines?

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