In 2019, Brad P., legally separated from wife, Angel, had gross compensation income of 620,000; Angel, on the other hand, had P 810,000. Brad was granted by the court custody of one child while Angel will have custody over five of their six children. Compute for tax due of brad and angel is
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In 2019, Brad P., legally separated from wife, Angel, had gross compensation income of 620,000; Angel, on the other hand, had P 810,000. Brad was granted by the court custody of one child while Angel will have custody over five of their six children.
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