Quote from: Casdinyard on Today at 12:26:38 PM

Quote from: Twentyonepaylots on July 09, 2020, 01:56:09 PM

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Any thoughts about this?

I don't really see the essence of taxing na may reason daw na "para sa pandemic" while the government already had trillions of donations from other companies and countries just for the support of the pandemic alone. Kaya sobrang mabubutasan ang gobyerno kapag nilapatan nila ng tax ang mga online businesses dahil sa issue padin ng utang ng bayan.

Dunno, it may sound absurd but I don't think na bad naman siya. Let's do the math here since businesses who don't exceed a salary of 250,000 PHP annually aren't included naman. So if we would divide 250k to 12 (250,000 ÷ 12)(12 as a number of months a year). Result is around 20k something. 20k is a big income na per month for typical filipino employees IMO. Considering na ang minimum wage natin na ay 537.00 PHP, and then 'yong kumikita ng equal to 538.00 PHP (na kung iko-compute natin 'yong average sahod nila per month lumalabas na 16k) or above from it ay included na sa mga tax payers (Correct me if I'm wrong). So what's their difference para 'di magbayad Huh

After all, for the greater good rin naman 'yon. Basta h'wag lang makurakot nung mga na sa upuan then I think it is fine. 'Cause 'yon lang rin naman lagi problema satin corruption kaya 'di naunlad bansa natin not to mention 'yong patong-patong pa natin na utang Undecided

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One more thing, I think medyo nakaka-disappoint lang for now kasi may nakasanayan na tayo and medyo new lang 'tong. Pero imagine being an employee who earns quite above from the minimum wage tas automatic deducted na sahod because of tax then sila who earns bigger than you are free from it, hehe. Not trying to compare the two (employee sa certain company and entrepreneur) but for the sake of being fair in terms of avg income, I think it is not bad at all

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