Almost every entrepreneur knows how to hire good people but not every entrepreneur knows how withholding taxes apply to compensation such employees. Withholding tax on compensation is a must know of every entrepreneur in order to develop a competitive package for employees and to avoid paying penalties for ignorance. Should you fail to apply withholding taxes on compensation, the same shall not be allowed as a deduction for income tax computation until you pay the required withholding taxes PLUS PENALTIES, a one-time 25% surcharge based on amount that should have been withheld, 20% interest per annum, and compromise penalties depending on the amount involved. Why waste your hard earned income on paying penalties, when you have a lot of opportunities to educate. Learning Points: Learn how to prepare & file BIR Form No. 1601C monthl; Learn how to prepare & file BIR Form No. 1604CF & Alphalist attachment annually; Learn
Almost every entrepreneur knows how to hire good people but not every entrepreneur knows how withholding taxes apply to compensation such employees. Withholding tax on compensation is a must know of every entrepreneur in order to develop a competitive package for employees and to avoid paying penalties for ignorance. Should you fail to apply withholding taxes on compensation, the same shall not be allowed as a deduction for income tax computation until you pay the required withholding taxes PLUS PENALTIES, a one-time 25% surcharge based on amount that should have been withheld, 20% interest per annum, and compromise penalties depending on the amount involved. Why waste your hard earned income on paying penalties, when you have a lot of opportunities to educate. Learning Points: Understand how compensation is defined in the Tax Code, as amended; Learn what items of compensation, employee benefits, and other grants to employees are subject to
Few years ago, we encountered a client who is facing a PhP 10M tax assessment. The amount is no joke and the owners are on the point of deciding the closure of their business after years of hardships in building their brand and team. Indeed, facing a tax assessment is not an easy problem to deal with. Most of the time, business owners with tax assessment tend to think of closing down their hard-earned business than face the BIR due to the fear of the unknown implications at the end of the process. Because of that encounter few years ago, we came up with a seminar program that will educate the tax payers on the correct tax assessment process in the Philippines. With the familiarity of the process, your right as a tax payer during the process and the understanding the common areas for BIR examination, you can properly prepare
With the recent amendments leading to the Revised Corporation Code (RCC) or Republic Act No. 10963, businesses and investors could not opt to register one person corporation and 2-person corporations in Philippines instead of the 5-person corporation to facilitate doing business in the Philippines and fast track registration processes. More new rules had came along with these options and knowing them could give you more advantages for your proposed business. Notably, you can convert your 5-person corporations and adopt the new rules for your advantage. In line with the new rules of BIR under RMC 60-2020 for the registration of online sellers in Philippines and corresponding payment of taxes, this webinar is timely and could be helpful to facilitate compliance. Learning points: Learn the winning points of corporate set-up over sole proprietorship; Learn basic foreign investment rules in Ph related to allowed foreign ownership, capitalization, and related matters; Learn the
Withholding tax is the most commonly applicable tax obligation of taxpayers engaged in trade or business being automatically instituted by the BIR as a withholding agent. The obligation seems simple – withhold on certain expenses, remit withheld taxes to BIR, issue payees certificate, and file returns/ reports to BIR, but failure to comply with these obligations is proven to be a headache – is required to pay the amount that should have been withheld with penalties (25% surcharge, 12% interest, and compromise penalties), being penalized for every return or report failed to be filed, and is disallowed to claim deductible expense from income tax returns those expenses failed to be withheld. Accordingly, this withholding tax is a must-learn tax obligation of each and every taxpayer. This webinar comes in a series that you can join in all series to fully understand and appreciate withholding tax rules in the Philippines or
Registration with Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) is a special privilege to some PEZA-registered activities. As such it is highly regulated and monitored to ensure their compliance with the technical tax rules imposed by existing laws, rules, and regulations as provided in their respective Registration Agreements. Should they fail to comply with what is owing upon them, then, the government could cancel their PEZA registration along with their tax holiday or 5% special income tax privilege, or be imposed penalties to such waste of resources.
Learning Points: I. Power of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue a. Coop Incentive Report Submission b. Zonal valuation of real properties II. Personal Income Taxation (PIT) a. New Graduated tax table b. 8% optional PIT c. Deduction for PIT d. PIT exemption e. Special Alien Employee (SAE) Taxation f. Individual ITR filings g. Passive Incomes and Taxation III. Transfer Taxation a. Estate Taxation b. Donor’s Taxation c. Administrative Rules IV. Value Added Taxation/Percentage Taxes a. New VAT threshold b. Zero-Rated and Exempt Transaction c. Input VAT Refund Policy d. New percentage tax rates e. VAT Exemption V. Excise Taxation a. Tobacco b. Petroleum c. Cosmetic Procedures d. Sweetened Beverages e. Other Excise Tax Matters VI. Document stamp Taxation a. New DST rates b. DST on donation VII. Updates on administrative matters VIII. Old vs. New Rates and Transitions IX. Related Revenue Regulation and Rules X. Overview of TRABAHO Bill
Package: P3,360.00 per participant – Handouts/Notes and pencils/BIR Forms/Comprehensive illustrations/ Seminar-Workshop Certificate/ Lunch and snacks – a.m./p.m.. Please bring calculator.
Reservation: At least P1,000 reservation fee to be deposited to BDO Savings Account (Please contact us for account details) & balance on seminar day.
Almost every entrepreneur knows how to hire good people but not every entrepreneur knows how withholding taxes apply to compensation such employees. Withholding tax on compensation is a must know of every entrepreneur in order to develop a competitive package for employees and to avoid paying penalties for ignorance. Should you fail to apply withholding taxes on compensation, the same shall not be allowed as a deduction for income tax computation until you pay the required withholding taxes PLUS PENALTIES, a one-time 25% surcharge based on amount that should have been withheld, 20% interest per annum, and compromise penalties depending on the amount involved.
Package: P3,000 plus VAT per participant – Handouts/Notes and pencils/BIR Forms/Comprehensive illustrations/ Seminar-Workshop Certificate/ Lunch and snacks – a.m./p.m.. Please bring calculator.
The obligation imposed above is so simple, but most entrepreneurs could not apply very well. BIR assessment is a simple comparison of amounts in the financial statements and in the tax returns filed. As a result, they are being assessed not only for the amount that should have been withheld, but also for income tax deficiencies due to disallowed expenses, and PENALTIES for both non-withholding and income tax deficiencies. Take this opportunity to learn how the withholding tax obligation be complied with, the risks for non-compliance, and the related BIR forms that you should prepare and file.
Learn how taxes greatly affect business success, how to save on taxes by faithful compliance, and comply by easily developing wide knowledge of various technical tax rules. Equip yourself with sufficient working knowledge of taxation as applied in business setting.
Package: P4,500 plus VAT per participant – Handouts/Notes and pencils/Journals, Ledgers,& Worksheets/Comprehensive illustrations/ Seminar-Workshop Certificate/ Lunch and snacks – a.m./p.m.. Please bring calculator.
We offer seminars and training on taxation and accounting in the Philippines at your office either based on our regular programs or based on a customized programs in line with the objective of your business organization towards improving its tax compliance and management. You can also customize your own topics that you may wish us to conduct in-house tax or accounting seminar. Below are the programs we highly recommend:
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