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Understanding Electronic Invoicing System in The Philippines
Understanding Electronic Invoicing System in The Philippines
ELECTRONIC
INVOICING SYSTEM
IN THE PHILIPPINES
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AGENDA
Buyer
Seller System
BIR
Sales Data Transmission System
WHAT BROUGHT THE CHANGE?
1.TRAIN LAW (SEC 237(A) and 237-A)
2. DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
ROADMAP OF THE BIR (RMO 27-2020)
EIS EIS
TAXPAYER CERTIFICATION
PORTAL PORTAL
Lack of time
Increased revenue
Improved Enhanced tax Reduced
collections for the
client-buyer compliance possible tax
BIR
evasions
relationship
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