Calculate Philippine Taxes Instantly
Free BIR-compliant calculators using the 2026 graduated income tax tables, the 8% optional rate for self-employed earners, and the 12% VAT rate. Built for employees, freelancers, and businesses.
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TaxCalculator.ph runs 11 free Philippine tax calculators on the current BIR rates. Enter your income or sales to estimate income tax, VAT, and withholding tax in seconds. Calculations stay in your browser, so your figures are never stored.
- Graduated income tax: 0% up to ₱250,000, then 15%–35% (TRAIN Law, RA 10963).
- 8% optional flat rate for self-employed earners below ₱3 million.
- 12% VAT applies above the ₱3 million annual sales threshold (NIRC Sec. 109/116).
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Monthly Withholding Tax Remittance (1601-C / 0619-E)
Employers remit income taxes withheld on employees' compensation (Form 1601-C) and non-salary expanded withholding taxes (Form 0619-E) on or before the 10th day of the month following the payroll period; if the 10th falls on a weekend or holiday, the deadline moves to the next business day (e.g., September 2026 withheld taxes are due 2026-10-12 because October 10 is a Saturday).
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Pag-IBIG Employer Contribution Remittance
Employers remit Pag-IBIG (HDMF) contributions on or before the 15th of the month following the applicable period; contribution is 4% of monthly compensation (2% employee + 2% employer) for employees earning above ₱1,500, subject to a ₱10,000 monthly ceiling (HDMF Circular No. 274).
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SSS Employer Contribution Remittance
Employers remit SSS contributions (employee share + employer share + Employees' Compensation fund) by the end of the month following the applicable period, with the exact date staggered by the last digit of the employer's SSS number (last digit 1-2: 10th; 3-4: 15th; 5-6: 17th; 7-8: 20th; 9-0: 25th); the date shown is for employers whose SSS number ends in 9 or 0 (SSS Circular).
Key Tax Rules for 2026
Ease of Paying Taxes Act (RA 11976)
RA 11976 removed the ₱500 annual registration fee (Form 0605) and lets taxpayers file and pay through any BIR channel, online or over the counter.
CREATE Corporate Income Tax
Under the CREATE Act, domestic corporations are taxed at 25% (or 20% for those with net taxable income up to ₱5 million and total assets up to ₱100 million, excluding land).
Frequently Asked Questions
Our engine is updated monthly based on the latest BIR Revenue Regulations and Rulings. While highly accurate, we recommend consulting a certified accountant for complex filings.
No! Our calculators are designed for anyone to use. Simply input your numbers and get instant results with clear explanations.
Yes! All calculations happen in your browser. We never store or transmit your financial information.
Yes. All calculators use the 2026 BIR graduated income tax tables under the TRAIN Law (RA 10963), the 8% optional rate for self-employed earners below ₱3 million, and the 12% VAT rate. Rate tables are reviewed against the latest BIR Revenue Regulations.