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BIR Zonal Values in Brgy. Santiago, Concepcion

Santiago is a barangay in Concepcion, Tarlac with 4 street-level zonal value classifications published by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR). These zonal values are published by BIR RDO 017A (Tarlac City, Tarlac), based on the BIR Department Order covering Santiago. The average residential zonal value across classified streets is ₱1,542/sqm (median ₱1,500/sqm). Street-level residential values range from ₱1,125 to ₱2,000 per square meter. The highest-valued residential street is Padel Realty Subd. at ₱2,000/sqm. Commercial zonal values reach up to ₱2,500/sqm. The majority of classified streets (75%) carry residential zoning. These values are used by the BIR as the minimum basis for computing capital gains tax and documentary stamp tax on property transactions in Santiago.

Concepcion, Tarlac · RDO 017A (Tarlac City, Tarlac)

Data last verified 2026-10-14 · see recent updates

DO 15-2020 · BIR schedule effectivity: 2020-07-04

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Santiago Zonal Value Summary (2026)

Avg. Residential
₱1,542
/sqm
Avg. Commercial
₱2,500
/sqm
Avg. Industrial
₱2,000
/sqm

Tiles marked “Avg.” are the mean across classified streets, not an official BIR barangay-wide figure. BIR publishes zonal values per street.

3 streets, residential ₱/sqm
Each dot is one street
Streets
4
Median Residential
₱1,500
Residential Range
₱1,125-₱2,000
Avg Commercial
₱2,500

CGT + DST

Estimate Your Property Tax in Santiago

Calculate capital gains tax (CGT) and documentary stamp tax (DST) based on BIR zonal values.

Property Type

sqm

Based on Santiago barangay-level residential value of ₱1,542/sqm

Zonal Basis

100 sqm x ₱1,542

₱154,200

Capital Gains Tax (6%)
₱9,252
Documentary Stamp Tax (1.5%)
₱2,313

Estimated Total (CGT + DST)

₱11,565

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This is an estimate based on the BIR zonal value only. Actual taxes are computed on the selling price, fair market value, or zonal value, whichever is highest. Transfer tax (varies by LGU) and other fees are not included. Consult a licensed tax professional for exact computations.

What brings you to Brgy. Santiago?

Rankings

Street Rankings

Top 3 Highest Residential

  1. 1Padel Realty Subd.(Agro-Livestock)₱2,000/sqm
  2. 2All Lots(Capas - to Concepcion Road)₱1,500/sqm
  3. 3All Lots(Interior)₱1,125/sqm

Top 3 Most Affordable

  1. 1All Lots(Interior)₱1,125/sqm
  2. 2All Lots(Capas - to Concepcion Road)₱1,500/sqm
  3. 3Padel Realty Subd.(Agro-Livestock)₱2,000/sqm

Top 1 Commercial Streets

  1. 1All Lots(Capas - to Concepcion Road)₱2,500/sqm

Top 1 Industrial Streets

  1. 1All Lots(Capas - to Concepcion Road)₱2,000/sqm

Zone Type Distribution

  • Residential3 of 4 streets (75%)
  • Agricultural2 of 4 streets (50%)
  • Commercial1 of 4 streets (25%)
  • Industrial1 of 4 streets (25%)

By area

Streets by Vicinity

Agro-Livestock

2 streets | Avg ₱2,000/sqm

  • All Lotsno residential value
  • Padel Realty Subd.₱2,000

Full schedule

Zonal Values by Street

Sort:
LocationResidentialCommercialIndustrial
Santiago---
All Lots(Capas - to Concepcion Road)
₱1,500₱2,500₱2,000
All Lots(Interior)
₱1,125--
All Lots(Agro-Livestock)
---
Padel Realty Subd.(Agro-Livestock)
₱2,000--

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Santiago

What is the BIR zonal value in Santiago, Concepcion?
The average residential zonal value across classified streets in Santiago is ₱1,542/sqm (median ₱1,500/sqm). BIR publishes values per street, not per barangay. At the street level, residential values range from ₱1,125 to ₱2,000/sqm across 4 classified streets. These values are published by BIR RDO 017A (Tarlac City, Tarlac).
Which street has the highest zonal value in Santiago?
Padel Realty Subd. has the highest residential zonal value in Santiago at ₱2,000 per square meter. It is located Agro-Livestock. This value serves as the minimum taxable base for property transactions on this street.
What is the most affordable zonal value in Santiago?
The most affordable street-level residential zonal value in Santiago is ₱1,125/sqm, found on All Lots. It is located Interior. This is the lowest BIR-assessed minimum value for residential property in this barangay.
How much is the capital gains tax for property in Santiago?
Use the tax estimator above to calculate based on your specific street and property details. As a reference, based on the average residential zonal value of ₱1,542/sqm, a 100 sqm lot would have a CGT of approximately ₱9,252 and a DST of approximately ₱2,313. Note: actual tax is computed on the selling price or fair market value, whichever is higher than the zonal value.
How many streets have BIR zonal values in Santiago?
There are 4 streets with published BIR zonal value classifications in Santiago, Concepcion. The breakdown by zone type: 3 residential (75%), 2 agricultural (50%), 1 commercial (25%), 1 industrial (25%).
What is the commercial zonal value in Santiago?
The average commercial zonal value across classified streets in Santiago is ₱2,500/sqm. Commercial zonal values are typically higher than residential values and apply to properties in commercially zoned areas.

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Method and law

About These Values

These zonal values are published by BIR RDO 017A (Tarlac City, Tarlac) and represent the minimum taxable value per square meter for properties in Santiago, Concepcion.

When computing taxes, the BIR uses whichever is higher: the selling price/fair market value or the zonal value. These values are used for:

  • 6%Capital Gains Tax (6%)
  • 1.5%Documentary Stamp Tax (1.5%)
  • LGUTransfer Tax (varies by LGU)

Source RDONot necessarily where you file

Note: the RDO shown here is the source RDO: the Revenue District Office whose Department Order published these values. It is not necessarily the RDO where you file taxes for this property. Jurisdictional RDO assignments are governed by BIR's territorial issuances (Revenue Memorandum Orders) and may differ from the source. When in doubt about where to file, contact BIR directly.

Data Source: Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), Philippines

Legal Basis: Section 6(E) of NIRC of 1997, as amended by RA 10963 (TRAIN Law)

BIR Zonal Values Page

Data extracted from official BIR zonal value schedules. For official purposes, verify with BIR directly.