A training designed to equip your accounting, finance, and HR teams with the skills to manage Philippine tax obligations efficiently and confidently.
In today’s evolving regulatory environment, one tax filing error can mean costly penalties and reputational risk.
Our seminar helps organizations stay compliant, avoid unnecessary assessments, and align their teams with the latest BIR regulations.
Through this training, your company will:
Strengthen its internal tax compliance and reporting systems.
Minimize BIR audit risks through proper documentation and withholding processes.
Build a tax-savvy workforce capable of sound financial decision-making
Up-to-Date Coverage: Stay current with the latest BIR and LGU tax regulations, including TRAIN and CREATE updates.
Penalty Prevention: Understand your obligations to avoid costly errors and non-compliance.
Strategic Awareness: Build a solid foundation for better tax planning and decision-making.
Ideal for Professionals: Designed for business owners, accountants, and finance staff seeking clarity.
Preparation for Action: Sets the groundwork—step-by-step filing is covered in the Tax Preparers Workshop.
Up-to-Date Coverage: Stay current with the latest BIR and LGU tax regulations, including TRAIN and CREATE updates.
Align your budget and forecast processes with corporate strategy, enabling clearer visibility of business direction and resource allocation.
Equip your teams with forecasting tools and methods that reduce variance between planned and actual outcomes, allowing faster course-correction.
Enhance cross-functional collaboration between finance, operations and units so budgeting and forecasting become shared responsibility, not siloed.
Develop standardised, repeatable budgeting and forecasting frameworks that support multi-unit organisations, subsidiaries or business expansion.
Build internal capability in your company for budgeting and forecasting so you become less dependent on external consultants and more agile in decision-making.
Starting June 2025, the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) requires both local and foreign digital service providers to charge a 12% VAT on transactions consumed in the Philippines. This covers SaaS subscriptions, digital ads, cloud hosting, and online tools.
Yes. Digital advertising and SaaS platforms like Google Ads, Facebook Ads, QuickBooks, and Canva are all covered. If a foreign supplier doesn’t charge VAT directly, your business must record it under the reverse-charge mechanism.
Foreign digital service providers earning at least ₱3 million annually from Philippine customers must register with the BIR and file VAT returns through the new VDS Portal. Local businesses also need to properly record input and output VAT for compliance.
Businesses should:
Review all digital subscriptions and ad expenses.
The Entrepreneurs Accounting Academy (EAA) is hosting the Comprehensive Tax Updates & Compliance Masterclass on September 16. This one-day seminar covers the new VAT on digital services, plus income tax changes, audit strategies, and more.
