Mr. Santos received the following compensation and benefits for a year, working asan It officer.Annual basic Salary13th month pay and bonusesPhp300,00075,000Uniform allowance5,0004,000Laundry allowanceRice subsidy27,600Determine how much of Mr.Santos' total compensation is taxable and howmuch of it is non-taxable.

Taxable income is income that is subject to a specified percentage tax and must be paid to the…

Mr. Santos received the following compensation and benefits for a year, working as an It officer. Annual basic Salary 13h month pay and bonuses Php300,000 75,000 Uniform allowance 5,000 Laundry allowance Rice subsidy 4,000 27.600 Determine how much of Mr.Santos' total compensation is taxable and how much of it is non-taxable.

Mr. Santos received the following compensation and benefits for a year, working as an It officer. Annual basic Salary 13h month pay and bonuses Php300,000 75,000 Uniform allowance 5,000 Laundry allowance Rice subsidy 4,000 27.600 Determine how much of Mr.Santos' total compensation is taxable and how much of it is non-taxable.

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