Bernabe reports the following business transactions: Gross sales Sales discounts Cost of sales Operating expenses Interest income on bank deposits- BPI P840,000 25,000 250,000 190,000 10,000 Bernabe also earned a total compensation of P410,000 from a part-time employment of which, P105,000 is excluded from taxation. Compute the taxable income of Bernabe which is subject to regular income tax:

Bernabe reports the following business transactions: Gross sales Sales discounts Cost of sales Operating expenses Interest income on bank deposits- BPI P840,000 25,000 250,000 190,000 10,000 Bernabe also earned a total compensation of P410,000 from a part-time employment of which, P105,000 is excluded from taxation. Compute the taxable income of Bernabe which is subject to regular income tax:

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