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B ookkeeping, I nvoicing and R egistration Requirements

B ookkeeping, I nvoicing and R egistration Requirements. Presented by: ROMANO E. APURA, CPA Revenue Officer Revenue Region 19-Davao City. Check your compliance. 1. On registration w/ the BIR. 2. On issuance of authorized ORs/INVOICES

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B ookkeeping, I nvoicing and R egistration Requirements

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  1. Bookkeeping, Invoicing and Registration Requirements Presented by: ROMANO E. APURA, CPA Revenue Officer Revenue Region 19-Davao City

  2. Check your compliance • 1. On registration w/ the BIR. • 2. On issuance of authorized ORs/INVOICES • 3. On keeping and maintaining of Books of Accounts. • 4. On withholding & remittance of w/holding taxes, if • applicable. • 5. On filing of required tax returns and payment of • taxes due thereon. • 6. On submission of required information & returns to • the BIR.

  3. ON REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSR.A. 8424 Section 236 of NIRC RR 11-2008 dated Aug. 15, 2008

  4. Process Flow for Registration Persons who may secure TIN Accomplish Registration Form Primary StageSecond Stage Apply for TIN TIN Application Form Registration Form Documentary Requirements Documentary Requirements Submit to TSS Submit to appropriate RDO Complete? Reject Application Issue COR Issue TIN

  5. Second Stage of Primary Registration • Except for employees and facilities, it is the stage where the registrants are required to: 1. pay registration fee, if applicable; 2. secure Certificate of Registration; 3. get “Ask for Receipt” notice, if applicable; 4. attend the taxpayer’s initial briefing to be conducted by the BIR

  6. Who are required to proceed to the second stage of the registration process? a. Employees b. Self-employed individuals, professionals, estates and trusts, their branches or facilities c. Corporations, partnerships, cooperatives, associations, their branches or facilities d. GAIs, GOCCs, LGUs, their branches or facilities

  7. When to Proceed the Second Stage

  8. Where to File Registration Form • Registration Form shall be filed with the same RDO where TIN was obtained. • If individual applies for business and principal place of business is under the jurisdiction of an RDO different from the RDO that issued his TIN, said TIN shall be transferred to the new RDO.

  9. Annual Registration Fee • An annual Registration Fee (RF) in the amount of P500.00 for every separate or distinct establishment or place of business shall be paid upon registration and every year thereafter on or before January 31 by every person subject to any internal revenue tax.

  10. Exempt from Payment of Annual Registration Fee 1. Cooperatives duly registered with the CDA; 2. Individuals earning purely compensation income whether locally or abroad; 3. Overseas workers; 4. GAIs, in the discharge of governmental functions; 5. Marginal Income Earners; 6. LGUs;

  11. Annual Registration Fee 7. Tax exempt persons enumerated under Section 30 of the Code, as amended; 8. Non-stock/non-profit organizations not engaged in business; 9. Persons subject to tax under one-time transactions; and 10. Facility/ies where no sales transaction occur.

  12. Where to pay the Registration Fee • To an Authorized Agent Bank (AAB) located with the RDO, or to the Revenue Collection Officer (RCO), or duly authorized Treasurer of the city or municipality where each place of business or branch is registered, subject to the EFPS rules and regulations.

  13. Rules on Registration of Tax Type

  14. UPDATE REGISTRATION DATA Accomplish Form 1905 and submit to your home RDO for: • Change of registered address • Change of registered activity • Change of tax types (cancellation or addition) • Additional personal exemption

  15. Venue for TIN Application

  16. Venue for TIN Application

  17. Your Unique Identifier: TIN • Only one TIN for life • Multiple TIN is punishable by law. • Professionals may electronically secure TIN through e-REG system

  18. REGISTRATION OF BRANCH Taxpayers are also required to register and pay the corresponding Registration Fee for each separateor distinct establishment.

  19. Your Usual Tax Types • Registration Fee (RF) • Income Tax • Business Tax • VAT – 12% if gross annual fees exceed 1.5M or if opted to register as VAT Taxpayer • Percentage tax – 3% on the gross, if gross annual income is below 1.5M

  20. Your Usual Tax Types • Withholding Taxes - withholding tax on compensation income paid - expanded withholding tax on income payments made

  21. BOOKKEEPING REQUIREMENTS Sections 232 to 235 of the 1997 Tax Code

  22. Who are required to keep books of accounts? All corporations, companies, partnerships or persons required by law to pay internal revenue taxes.

  23. Books of Accounts to be kept • Simplified set of books – if quarterly sales, earnings or receipts, or output do not exceed P50,000. • Audited Financial Statements – if gross quarterly sales, earnings or receipts or output exceeds P150,000.

  24. Books of Accounts (RR No. V-1) • Journal (Sales Journal, Purchase Journal, Cash Book); • Ledger; • Subsidiary books; • Electronic Records (RR 9-2009) – if a taxpayer maintains electronic and hard copy formats, the TP shall make the records available to the Bureau in electronic format upon request of the commissioner or its authorized representative.

  25. Registration of Manual Books of Accounts (RMC 82-2008) Registration Procedures: • Manual books of accounts previously registered • whose pages are not yet fully exhausted can still be used in the succeeding years without the need of re-registering or re-stamping • the portions pertaining to a particular year should be properly labelled or marked by the taxpayer.

  26. Registration of Manual Books of Accounts (RMC 82-2008) cont... • The registration of a new set of manual books of accounts shall only be at the time when the pages of the previously registered books have all been already exhausted. • Not necessary to register new set of manual books of accounts each and every year.

  27. Registration of Manual Books of Accounts (RMC 82-2008) cont... • Other Deadlines • Jan. 30 of the ff year (RMO 29-2002) applies only to computerized books of accounts and not to manual books of accounts • The “15 days after the end of the calendar year” (RMC 13-82) refers to loose-leaf books of accounts and not to manual books of accounts

  28. Registration of Manual Books of Accounts (RMC 82-2008) cont... • Newly registered taxpayers shall present the Manual Books of Accounts before use to the RDOs where the place of business is located or concerned office under the Large Taxpayer Service for approval and registration.

  29. Registration of Manual Books of Accounts (RMC 82-2008) cont... • Subsidiary manual books of accounts to be used by taxpayers, in addition to the manual books of accounts, shall be registered before use, following the same rules. • TSS personnel has no authority to examine whether the previously registered books are complete and/or updated prior to its approval.

  30. On CAS – (RMO 29-2002) The requirement of binding and stamping of computerized books of accounts and/or receipts and invoices are no longer necessary, provided that: 1. Soft copy of the CAS in text file format shall be made available in the ff mode: • In CD-ROM (read only) properly labelled • Electronically archived information In case the TP has no capability to submit in CD-ROM form, procedures under the manual system shall prevail.

  31. On CAS – (RMO 29-2002) • A duly notarized certification in the form of an affidavit ascertaining/attesting the accuracy of the ff shall be submitted to the RDO within 30 days from the close of the taxable year: • The number of receipts and invoice used during the year; and • Soft copy in CD-ROM duly stamped “registered” and signed by authorized official or the archived books of accounts.

  32. On Loose Leaf -(RMC 13-82) • TP should be required to bind the loose leaf forms within 15 days after the end of the taxable year.

  33. INVOICING REQUIREMENTS

  34. Invoicing Requirements • Issue sequentially Official Receipt (OR) for fees received • Sales Invoice for sale of goods (medicines). • Each OR issued shall indicate the name and address of the client, date of transaction, nature of service rendered and the amount.

  35. Invoicing Requirements • The OR shall be accomplished at least in duplicate • The duplicate retained & preserved in place of business for 3 years from close of taxable year.

  36. Sample of Commercial Invoice – A Non-VAT Official Receipt

  37. Proper Invoicing and Receipting of Output Tax • Revenue Regulations 18-2011 • Reiterates Sec. 237 of the Tax Code that VAT-registered taxpayers should separately bill the VAT. • The amount shall be shown as a separate item in the invoice or receipt 37

  38. Proper Invoicing and Receipting of Output Tax Ex: If the amount charged is P560.00, it shall be presented in the following manner: Sales (P560.00/112%) P 500.00 Add12% VAT (12% of P500.00) 60.00 Total Amount charged P 560.00 38

  39. Proper Invoicing and Receipting of Output Tax 39

  40. Proper Invoicing and Receipting of Output Tax VAT should be billed separately 40

  41. Proper Invoicing and Receipting of Output Tax • Penalty • for each act or omission, be punished by a fine of not less than P1,000.00 but not more than P50,000.00 and • suffer imprisonment of not less than two (2) years but not more than four (4) years. 41

  42. The importance of Asking for Receipts • To support input tax claims • Will facilitate audit trail • To ascertain that sales transactions are properly recorded • Corresponding taxes are paid • To support business purchases/expenses 42

  43. INVOICING REQUIREMENTS (Sec. 237) All persons subject to internal revenue tax shall: • For each sale of P25 or more; • Issue duly registered receipts or sales or commercial invoices; • Prepared at least in duplicate.

  44. Invoicing Requirements (Sec. 237) Required information: • Date of transaction • Quantity • Unit Cost • Description of merchandise or nature of the service • TIN of purchaser if VAT-registered

  45. Invoicing Requirements (Sec. 237) Required information: Name, business style and address of the purchaser shall be indicated in the ff cases – • Amount exceeds P100; • Seller and buyer are VAT-subject persons; • Receipt covers rentals, commission, compensation or fees.

  46. Invoicing Requirements (Sec. 237) Disposition of the receipts/invoices • Original -> purchaser • Duplicate -> retained by issuer Copies of receipts/invoices should be preserved in the place of business for a period of 3 years, if engaged in business.

  47. Invoicing Requirements (Sec. 237) (continued) BIR Printed Receipts (RMO 13-2003) All registered taxpayers who are required by law under Section 237 of the Tax Code to issue duly registered receipts or sales and/or commercial invoices may, at their option use the BPR provided these taxpayers have -

  48. Invoicing Requirements (Sec. 237) BIR Printed Receipts (BPR) Business transactions that will require the use of not more than one booklet of 50 pages in one taxable period (of no less than 12 months). However, the use of BPR is mandatory for taxpayers who were found during the TCVD to have committed for the first time any of the following violations:

  49. Invoicing Requirements (Sec. 237) BIR Printed Receipts • Failure to register with BIR under Sec. 236 of the Tax Code but has commenced business and failure to issue duly registered receipts or invoices; • Registered with BIR but without required receipts or invoices;

  50. Invoicing Requirements (Sec. 237) BIR Printed Receipts 3. Possession of any of the following: a. Unregistered and/or fake receipts/ invoices; b. Multiple or double sets of receipts/ invoices; c. Unregistered cash register machines, POS or similar devices.

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