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Middle class Filipinos seen to benefit from proposed increased income tax exemption

Finance Secretary Frederick Go expects middle-class Filipinos to benefit from the proposed increased income tax exemption threshold. Go estimates around P15,000 additional income for workers earning P250,000 to P350,000 annually. Meanwhile, those earning above P350,000 is expected to earn a maximum of P17,500 additional income.

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00:00hold of the personal income tax exemption so this will include of course the great middle class
00:06and everybody above that as well because it will be those earning between 250 to 350 000 annually
00:14will enjoy up to 15 000 pesos in additional annual net income or net take home pay while
00:23workers earning 350 000 and above can receive up to a maximum of 17 500 more in income tax relief
00:33that will translate to up to 17 500 pesos more in annual take home pay so this means of course
00:42there will be a bigger share of hard-earned income that can go towards everyday needs
01:15you

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