The memorandum directs large taxpayers to comply with regulations requiring mandatory electronic filing of tax returns and electronic payment of taxes through the Electronic Filling and Payment System (EFPS). Based on existing revenue regulations, large taxpayers must electronically file returns and pay taxes through authorized EFPS banks, not revenue collection officers, beginning July 2002. Tax payments through revenue collection officers are only permitted if there are no authorized EFPS banks in the revenue district office where the taxpayer is registered. The memorandum reminds large taxpayers to pay taxes electronically through EFPS banks to avoid penalties for manual payment through revenue collection officers.
The memorandum directs large taxpayers to comply with regulations requiring mandatory electronic filing of tax returns and electronic payment of taxes through the Electronic Filling and Payment System (EFPS). Based on existing revenue regulations, large taxpayers must electronically file returns and pay taxes through authorized EFPS banks, not revenue collection officers, beginning July 2002. Tax payments through revenue collection officers are only permitted if there are no authorized EFPS banks in the revenue district office where the taxpayer is registered. The memorandum reminds large taxpayers to pay taxes electronically through EFPS banks to avoid penalties for manual payment through revenue collection officers.
The memorandum directs large taxpayers to comply with regulations requiring mandatory electronic filing of tax returns and electronic payment of taxes through the Electronic Filling and Payment System (EFPS). Based on existing revenue regulations, large taxpayers must electronically file returns and pay taxes through authorized EFPS banks, not revenue collection officers, beginning July 2002. Tax payments through revenue collection officers are only permitted if there are no authorized EFPS banks in the revenue district office where the taxpayer is registered. The memorandum reminds large taxpayers to pay taxes electronically through EFPS banks to avoid penalties for manual payment through revenue collection officers.
2007 directs all large taxpayers to strictly comply with the Electronic Filling and Payment System (EFPS) regulations relative to the mandatory electronic Filing (e- Filing) of tax returns and electronic Payment (e-Payment) of taxes due thereon. Based on the provisions of Section 3(a) and (b) of Revenue Regulations (RR) No. 9-2007, as amended by RR Nos. 2-2002, 9-2002, 5-2004 and last amended by RR No. 10-2007, beginning July 1, 2002, there would be no instances where large taxpayers would have manually filed their tax returns nor paid their taxes manually beginning August 1, 2002, unless the BIR system has been down during the deadline date or the revised form has not been available in EFPS. With respect to tax payments of large taxpayers, the same must be made only through authorized EFPS Authorized Agent Banks (AABs) and not through Revenue Collection Officers (RCOs) of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR). In practice, tax payments coursed through the RCOs of the BIR are only allowed in instances where there are no AABs within the Revenue District Office where the taxpayer is registered. Thus, all large taxpayers are reminded to refrain from manually paying their taxes through the RCOs and to strictly comply with the Regulations mandating them to e-pay their taxes through their EFPS AABs. Otherwise, the penalty of 25% surcharge for wrong venue, as provided for under Section 248 (a)(2) of the 1997 Tax Code, as amended, shall be imposed.