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Chapter 13 - Deductions
Chapter 13 - Deductions
Chapter 13 - Deductions
ARBITRAGE SCHEME
The deductible amount of interest expense is the gross interest expense reduced by the following
percentage of the interest income subject to final tax:
Effectivity Percentage
January 1, 2009 33%
January 1, 2021 20%
Rationale: The limit is intended to recover the tax savings of taxpayers who take advantage of higher
regular tax savings created from interest expense deduction and a lower final tax on deposit interest
income.
Under current corporate income tax rate, the arbitrage limit is (25-20)/25 or 20%
FOREIGN TAX CREDIT
The foreign tax credit shall be the lower of the actual foreign income tax paid and the following limit:
Foreign taxable income x Philippine income tax due
World taxable income
Ceiling on deduction:
Apportionment:
2. Transfer to reserve fund and payments to policies and annuity contracts of insurance companies.
= Required reserves – prior year reserve
6. Discounts to persons with disability under RA 9442 = 20% of GROSS SALES from DP
2. Additional compensation expense for persons with disability under RA 7277, amended by RA 9442
= 25% of total amount paid as salaries and wages to senior citizens
3. Cost of facilities improvements for persons with disability in accordance with RA 7277, as amended by
RA 9442 = 50% of the direct costs
4. Additional training expense under RA 8502 – Jewelry Industry Development Act of 1998
= 50% of the expenses
7. Additional deductions for compliance to rooming-in and breast-feeding practices under RA 7600, as
amended by RA 10028
= up to twice the actual amount incurred
Sales/Revenues/Receipts/Fees P xxx,xxx
Less: Sales returns, allowances and discounts xx,xxx
Net sales/revenues/receipts/fees P xxx,xxx
Multiply by: OSD percentage 40%
Optional standard deduction P xxx,xxx