Total income subject toPhilippine income taxassuming Jasmine is a residentcitizenJasmine has the following items of incomePhilippines AbroadP100,00050,000Business incomeProfessional feesCompensation income 400,000Rent incomeInterest incomeP200,000100,000300,00030,000200,00040,000Your answerTotal income subject toPhilippine income taxassuming Jasmine is adomestic corporationJasmine has the following items of incomePhilippines AbroadP100,00050,000Business incomeProfessional feesCompensation income 400,000Rent incomeInterest incomeP200,000100,000300,00030,000200,00040,000Your answer

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Total income subject to Philippine income tax assuming Jasmine is a resident citizen Jasmine has the following items of income Business income Professional fees Compensation income 400,000 Philippines Abroad P200,000 100,000 P100,000 50,000 Rent income Interest income 300,000 30,000 200,000 40,000

Total income subject to Philippine income tax assuming Jasmine is a resident citizen Jasmine has the following items of income Business income Professional fees Compensation income 400,000 Philippines Abroad P200,000 100,000 P100,000 50,000 Rent income Interest income 300,000 30,000 200,000 40,000

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