Bill Filed to Raise Tax-Free Income Threshold to P600,000 in Philippines
Senator JV Ejercito has filed a bill to exempt workers earning up to P600,000 annually (approximately P50,000 monthly) from income tax. The proposal aims to boost disposable income and stimulate the economy, though potential fiscal impacts are noted.
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