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Taxpayers often focus on tax laws and regulations that directly affect their liabilities and compliance obligations, while administrative issuances are generally viewed as having limited impact.
One of the most overlooked assets on a company's balance sheet is an unutilized Value Added Tax (VAT) input balance. For export-oriented businesses and other taxpayers entitled to VAT refunds, these amounts can represent significant cash recovery opportunities.
The BIR’s move toward digital taxation is not merely changing how transactions are reported. It is placing greater visibility on how both businesses and regulators capture, process, and manage information.
Rising electricity costs have once again become a pressing issue for households and businesses across the Philippines.
The closure of business and cancellation of tax registration with the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has historically been one of the most complex and compliance-heavy aspects of doing business in the Philippines.
Keeping up with the tax regulations is already challenging, and the inclusion of digital services adds further complexity. Recent guidance from the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), however, provides welcome clarity.
Difficulty in tracking filing and payment status, delayed or missing notifications, and repeated data entry across systems remain common experiences for taxpayers using the Bureau of Internal Revenue’s (BIR) existing platforms.
Closing a business in the Philippines may no longer be as complicated as it once was, following the Bureau of Internal Revenue’s (BIR) issuance of Revenue Memorandum Circular (RMC) No. 47-2026.
