Calculate the effective tax rate (in percent) of people who eam an annual income of P250,000.Answer: Suppose that the Philippine tax schedule given below is being implemented this year. (sorry, disregard the box)Tax PaymentP 1,0004,50014,000Annual IncomeP10,00030,00070,000140,000250,000500,00035,00075,000160,000

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