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@giventofly32 Yes :)

@jjmahart Technically, you are a mixed earner. You are required to register your rental business and pay the appropriate taxes. Regarding your stocks, if your broker already withholds tax on your behalf, you do not need to pay tax on your dividends and gains.

@impetus2 Yes. They are considered as non-licensed professionals.

@lazuli I'm sorry, I am not sure. You can call BPI if you want. Ask them if they withhold taxes on behalf of trustees of the BPI UEIFF.

@pentecostal1ness If they are using revocable trust funds as a driver then it's most probable that they do not withhold on their client's behalf. Nasa disclaimer naman yan ng fund.

@resjudicata Maybe. Maybe not. The risk of getting caught increases as you become more high profile.

@lazuli Hi! Sorry for the delay. I had connection issues right after I posted. Q1: Yes, this forms part of your other income to be taxed under graduated rates. Q2: Yes. As per my understanding, those foreign fund holder does not withhold on your behalf.

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