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Withholding Tax Calculator 2026 (TRAIN Law)

Withholding tax in 2026 follows the BIR table in force since 2023 under the TRAIN law. On a ₱ 30,000 monthly salary paid once a month, about ₱ 1,007.55 is withheld each payday, or ₱ 12,090.00 for the year. Enter your salary and allowances below to compute yours.

Tables: 2026

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Basic salary before deductions.

Allowances that are part of taxable pay, for example a cash allowance you do not have to liquidate.

De minimis benefits within the BIR limits, such as a rice subsidy or laundry allowance. They are not taxed.

Total 13th month pay and other bonuses you expect to receive this year.

Result

Withholding tax per payday

₱ 1,007.55

Tables: 2026

Breakdown
Gross annual income₱ 390,000.00
SSS employee share (year)− ₱ 18,000.00
PhilHealth employee share (year)− ₱ 9,000.00
Pag-IBIG employee share (year)− ₱ 2,400.00
Non-taxable allowances (year)₱ 0.00
Tax-free part of bonuses− ₱ 30,000.00
Annual taxable income₱ 330,600.00
Annual income tax (effective rate 3.1%)₱ 12,090.00
Taxable income per payday₱ 27,550.00
Withholding tax per payday₱ 1,007.55

Notes

  • In December your employer compares the tax withheld during the year with the annual tax and adjusts the last payroll (annualization).
How this was computed

Monthly taxable income = basic salary + taxable allowances − employee SSS, PhilHealth and Pag-IBIG shares. Annual taxable income = monthly taxable income × 12 + bonuses above ₱ 90,000 (13th month pay and other benefits are tax-free up to that amount). The tax per payday uses the BIR withholding table for your pay frequency (12 paydays a year), in force since 2023. Effective rate on gross income: 3.1%. Tables: 2026.

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Worked example

With a ₱ 30,000 monthly salary and ₱ 30,000 of bonuses, annual taxable income is ₱ 330,600.00. The annual tax is ₱ 12,090.00 and ₱ 1,007.55 is withheld each month, an effective rate of 3.1% on gross income.

How it works

The calculator deducts your employee SSS, PhilHealth and Pag-IBIG shares from your basic salary and taxable allowances to get your taxable income. It applies the BIR withholding table for your pay frequency to find the tax per payday, and the annual table to find the tax for the year. 13th month pay and other bonuses are tax-free up to ₱ 90,000; non-taxable (de minimis) allowances are left out.

Monthly taxable income = basic salary + taxable allowances − employee SSS, PhilHealth and Pag-IBIG shares. Annual taxable income = monthly taxable income × 12 + bonuses above ₱ 90,000 (13th month pay and other benefits are tax-free up to that amount). The tax per payday uses the BIR withholding table for your pay frequency (12 paydays a year), in force since 2023. Effective rate on gross income: 3.1%. Tables: 2026.

Frequently asked questions

How much tax is withheld from a ₱ 30,000 salary?

About ₱ 1,007.55 a month in 2026, after SSS, PhilHealth and Pag-IBIG deductions, if you are paid monthly and have no other taxable income.

Is my 13th month pay taxable?

13th month pay and other bonuses are tax-free up to ₱ 90,000 a year in total. Only the excess is added to your taxable income.

Who does not pay income tax on salary?

Employees whose annual taxable income falls in the first bracket of the TRAIN law table pay no income tax. Minimum wage earners are also exempt on their minimum wage.

Why is the tax on my payslip different from this estimate?

Your employer may include overtime, absences or other taxable benefits, and adjusts the total tax in December. This calculator estimates regular withholding from the figures you enter.