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National Internal Revenue Code of 1997 5th Edition
With Republic Act No. 8792 (the E-Commerce Act) and Republic Act No. 11032 (Ease of Doing Business and Efficient Government Service Delivery Act of 2018) in mind, the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has released certain issuances to help taxpayers transition into the digital age.
As part of digitalization of its operations, the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has introduced the Online Registration and Update System (ORUS).
Previously, in our article “2022 Tax Trends and Ends”, I presented sets of updates in taxation to help ensure that taxpayers have the necessary tools to begin the year right. Exactly two months from now, taxpayers are once more expected to embrace new sets of tax rules that are bound to be implemented as we welcome the year 2023.
The world saw a growing need for internet dependencies in the COVID-19 era, spurting the introduction of a more modern vocabulary amongst its users. Words such as sheesh, uwu, and the like have become new additions to people’s word banks as the continuous isolation from a physically social world rage on during the pandemic. But as our ways to socialize grew beyond the barriers of physical and lingual connections, so did the evil that came as its caveat. Scheming and scamming have become part of the society and seemingly grows with it. As evident with the rise in vocabulary these schemers use, words such as payaman, power, ez money, and the like entered the new normal as well.
Experts may say improved allocation and realignment of funds and resources would do the trick. For newly established companies, growing your investments portfolio to expand reach and operations is a good move.
Last October 14, 2022, the BIR issued RMC No. 137-2022, clarifying the cost items under “other expenditures” which are subject to 0% VAT, being indispensable to the project or activity.
In our last article on the fundamentals of entity characterization in transfer pricing documentation (TPD), we highlighted the concept that our knowledge of the nature of a particular business determines the entity characterization and in turn, the entity characterization influences the direction and tone of the TPD as well as setting the direction in having a meaningful comparison of the price or level of income of the entity in a controlled transaction against the price or level of return from similar independent transactions.
As provided under Revenue Regulation No. 13-2022, any kind of equity-based compensation, such as stock options, restricted share awards, stock appreciation rights (SARs), and restricted stock units, which may or may not pertain to the shares of stocks of the grantor, is considered taxable compensation subject to the withholding tax on compensation once exercised or availed of by the grantee-employees.
