1. In the illustration on number 1, Ms. X likewise earned P1,000,000 from employment with XYZ Company for whichP180,000 was tax withheld and remitted to the BIR. How much is her income tax due and payable?

1. In the illustration on number 1, Ms. X likewise earned P1,000,000 from employment with XYZ Company for whichP180,000 was tax withheld and remitted to the BIR. How much is her income tax due and payable?

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