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Employee Benefits Just Changed: What RR No. 29-2025 Means for Employers
The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has issued Revenue Regulations (RR) No. 29-2025, further amending the rules on de minimis benefits. This update increases the ceilings for certain non-taxable employee benefits, giving employers more flexibility to provide allowances and perks without triggering income tax or fringe benefit tax, when properly structured. Below is a practical
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BIR Launches the 2026 Interactive Tax Calendar
What Businesses Need to Know (RMC No. 110-2025) The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) continues its push toward digitalization with the release of Revenue Memorandum Circular (RMC) No. 110-2025, announcing the availability of the 2026 BIR Interactive Tax Calendar on the official BIR website RMC No. 110-2025. This initiative is designed to help taxpayers stay
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When a Taxpayer Passes Away: What the BIR Can and Cannot Ask the Family
Losing a loved one is already heavy.Dealing with the BIR right after makes it heavier. Families often come to us confused, stressed, and scared because they were told they need to “settle everything first” before they can move on. Sometimes that means paying penalties that feel questionable. Sometimes it means running back and forth between
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Audit Suspension Alert: Understanding RMC 107-2025
On November 24, 2025, the Bureau of Internal Revenue released RMC 107-2025, a circular that immediately placed all field audits and field operations on hold. No ongoing fieldwork.No new audit visits.No extensions or revalidations of existing Letters of Authority (LOAs). It’s a major move, and depending on your situation, it might work in your favor.
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