In 2019, Sikanto Tinabangsit, a Thai citizen and the reigning WBO Super Featherweight Champion, successfully defended his crown against Kid Laban Gurruud at the Big Dome just a day after he arrived here in the Philippines and received P12 million in cash and a Cayenne with fair value of P8 Million. How much is his final withholding tax?

In 2019, Sikanto Tinabangsit, a Thai citizen and the reigning WBO Super Featherweight Champion, successfully defended his crown against Kid Laban Gurruud at the Big Dome just a day after he arrived here in the Philippines and received P12 million in cash and a Cayenne with fair value of P8 Million. How much is his final withholding tax?

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