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PHILIPPINESPROPERTY TAX · 2026

Capital Gains
Tax

what you owe when you sell property

Enter your selling price to see the 6 percent capital gains tax on the sale, plus the documentary stamp tax that goes with it. If the BIR zonal or assessed value is higher, enter it too, since the tax is charged on whichever is larger.

Fair market value is the higher of the BIR zonal value and the assessor’s market value. Leave it blank to tax on the selling price alone.

Ready when you are

Enter the selling price on the left and your capital gains tax will appear here.

See how it’s calculated

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What the tax is charged on

Two values decide the tax, and the larger one wins. Here is what each part means.

Selling price

What you agreed to sell the property for, as written on the deed of sale.

your sale amount
Fair market value

The higher of the BIR zonal value and the assessor's market value. The tax uses this if it is larger than your price.

the BIR's floor
The two taxes

Capital gains tax at 6 percent, and documentary stamp tax at 1.5 percent, both on the higher of the two values above.

6% + 1.5%

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Questions people ask

answered in plain words

It is a flat 6 percent of the tax base, and the tax base is the higher of your selling price and the property's fair market value. Fair market value here means the higher of the BIR zonal value and the assessor's market value on the tax declaration.

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