TaxPh Made by TAIO Labs

Your pay, after everyone takes their share.

TaxPh works out Philippine tax and pay from the official 2026 tables. Every result shows its working and names the regulation behind each line.

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  • No account
  • No ads
  • Works offline
  • English and Filipino
Payslipph-2026.1
  • Basic pay₱25,000.00
  • SSS−₱1,250.00
  • PhilHealth−₱625.00
  • Pag-IBIG−₱200.00
  • Withholding tax−₱313.8015% of the amount over 20,833
  • Take-home a month₱22,611.20
  • Your employer also pays₱3,355.00

Same tables as the app. Assumes a five-day week and no allowances; a day is a year’s pay over 261 working days, and a year is twelve months before your 13th month pay.

The app

It shows its working.

  1. Start from who you are.

    Calculators are grouped for employees, freelancers and businesses. The paid ones carry a lock, and everything you need for a salary is free.

    The TaxPh home screen, with calculators grouped for employees

  2. Type a salary. Get one number.

    The one that reaches your account, monthly or every 15 days. What your employer pays on top sits underneath it, because that’s part of what you cost them.

    Take-home pay for a ₱25,000 salary: ₱22,611.20 a month

  3. Then ask how.

    “Show the computation” lists every deduction with the circular it comes from. If you think a rate is wrong, Settings has a button for telling us.

    The computation behind ₱22,611.20, with the circular behind each line

  4. Freelancing? It finds the cheaper rate.

    Enter your gross receipts and it works out the 8% option against graduated rates, counts your 2307 credits, and tells you which one leaves you paying less.

    Freelancer income tax comparing the 8% rate with graduated rates

Calculators

19 calculators. 9 of them cost nothing.

Everything an employee or freelancer needs is free. Pro and Business cover the rarer jobs, like comparing offers, final pay and running payroll.

If you’re employed

  • Take-home paySalary after tax, SSS, PhilHealth and Pag-IBIGFree
  • Overtime & holiday payOT, night shift, rest days, holidaysFree
  • 13th month & bonusesHow much is tax-free, up to ₱90,000Free
  • Year-end tax checkRefund or balance on your annual taxFree
  • Salary for a take-homeWorks backwards from the net you wantFree
  • SSS benefitsMaternity, sickness, retirement pensionFree
  • Compare job offersUp to four offers side by sidePro
  • Final pay & separationLast pay, 13th month, separation, retirementPro

If you freelance

  • Freelancer income tax8% against graduated rates, 2307 credits, mixed incomeFree
  • Self-paid contributionsSSS, PhilHealth and Pag-IBIG for freelancers and OFWsFree
  • BIR deadlinesYour filing calendar, with reminders for your phonePro

If you run a business

  • VAT or percentage tax12% VAT or 3%, and where the ₱3M line fallsBusiness
  • Corporate income tax20% or 25% under CREATE, with MCITBusiness
  • Cost of an employeeSalary plus employer shares and accrualsBusiness
  • PayrollUp to 10 staff, payslips and remittance totalsBusiness

Everything else

  • Pag-IBIG MP2What your savings grow toFree
  • Interest, dividends & propertyFinal taxes on passive incomePro
  • Estate & donor’s taxThe 6% tax, with the standard deductionsPro
  • Documentary stamp taxOn sales, loans and sharesPro

Where the numbers come from

Every figure has a paper trail.

TaxPh carries 36 issuances from the BIR, SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG, DOLE and the regional wage boards. Each result names the ones it used, and the Rate sources screen links to the originals.

NIRC Sec. 24, TRAIN ratesNIRC Sec. 32(B)(7)(e)NIRC Sec. 32(B)(6)NIRC Sec. 34(L), 40% OSDNIRC Sec. 106 and 116NIRC Sec. 27, CREATERR 11-2018 Annex ERR 11-2018 Sec. 2.57.2RR 8-2018RR 29-2025RR 21-2025, CMEPARR 5-2025SSS Circular 2024-006PhilHealth Circular 2019-0009PhilHealth Circular 2026-0011Pag-IBIG Circular 460DOLE 2024 HandbookNIRC Sec. 84 and 86
  • RR 19-2025
  • NIRC Title VII
  • NIRC Sec. 51, 74, 114, 128
  • SSS benefit rules
  • Pag-IBIG MP2
  • Wage Order NCR-28
  • Wage Order CAR-24
  • Wage Order RB 1-24
  • Wage Order RTWPB 2-24
  • Wage Order RBIII-26
  • Wage Order IVA-22
  • Wage Order RB-MIMAROPA-13
  • Wage Order RBV-23
  • Wage Order RBVI-29
  • Wage Order RB XI-24
  • Wage Order RB XII-25
  • Wage Order RXIII-20
  • Wage Order BARMM-05

Read before they ship.Rates come from the published issuance and get reviewed before they reach the app.

Signed updates.When a rate changes, the app downloads a signed file. If a file has been tampered with, the app ignores it.

Dated.Every result says which rate set it used. Right now that’s ph-2026.1, effective January 1, 2026.

Privacy

It doesn’t need to know who you are.

  • No account and no sign-in
  • No ads, no analytics, no tracking
  • Saved calculations stay on your phone, encrypted with AES-256
  • Export or delete all of it from Settings

The one thing that leaves your phone is a purchase receipt, sent under an anonymous ID so the store can unlock what you paid for. Privacy policy

Take-home on ₱25,000 a month ₱22,611.20

Worked out on your phone, from tables that ship inside the app.

Plans

Free for your salary. Paid for the rarer jobs.

The store shows the price in pesos before you buy anything.

Free

No charge

  • Take-home, overtime and holiday pay
  • 13th month and the ₱90,000 exemption
  • Year-end tax check
  • Salary for a take-home you want
  • SSS benefits and Pag-IBIG MP2
  • Freelancer tax and self-paid contributions
  • Your last 5 saved calculations

For anyone on a salary or sending invoices.

Pro

Pay once

  • Compare up to four job offers
  • Final pay and separation
  • Interest, dividends and property
  • BIR deadlines in your calendar
  • Estate, donor’s and stamp tax
  • Unlimited saved calculations
  • A PDF of any result

For a job change, an inheritance, or a year of filing on your own.

Business

Monthly or yearly

  • Everything in Pro
  • VAT or percentage tax
  • Corporate income tax with MCIT
  • What an employee really costs
  • Payroll for up to 10 staff, with payslips and remittance totals

For small businesses that do their own payroll.