Philippine Tax Calculator

Every Philippine tax, computed — free. Income tax and take-home pay, capital gains, estate, and donor’s tax, with the law behind every number.

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2026 rates · Verified against BIR & law sources · Runs entirely in your browser

10
free calculators
23
in-depth tax guides
16
worked examples

Find your calculator

Organized by what you’re working on. Every tool shows its computation and cites the law behind it.

Income & Payroll

Income Tax Calculator — Take-Home Pay

Employed, self-employed (8% or graduated), or mixed income — SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG, 13th month, quarterly summaries, and a full breakdown of every peso.

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Property & Wealth

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Business & Corporate

Consumer

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Customs & Imports

How we get the numbers right

Verified against the law

Every rate and threshold is checked against the Tax Code as amended by TRAIN, BIR regulations and form guidelines, and the Local Government Code — not against other blogs.

The math is shown

Each calculator displays the full breakdown — the base, every deduction, and the tax — and our worked examples let you verify the computations by hand.

Private by design

All computations run in your browser. Nothing you type is stored on a server or transmitted — see our privacy policy.

Learn more about our fact-checking methodology.

Understand the rules

Browse all 19 guides →

Frequently Asked Questions

Is everything really free?

Yes. Every calculator and guide is completely free to use, with no account and no paywall.

Do you store my calculation inputs?

No. Every computation runs entirely in your browser — nothing is stored on a server and no inputs are transmitted.

Which taxes can I compute here?

Income tax and take-home pay for employed, self-employed, and mixed-income earners — plus a payslip checker that verifies SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG, and withholding tax line by line; VAT and corporate income tax for businesses; fuel taxes at the pump; import duty and taxes on parcels; plus capital gains, estate, donor’s, and real property taxes — with more calculators being added.

Where do your numbers come from?

Rates and rules are verified against the National Internal Revenue Code as amended by the TRAIN Law, BIR regulations and form guidelines, and the Local Government Code — and each calculator shows its work so you can check the math.