A Post-Filing Financial Health Check
Once the annual return is out of the way, the year's figures are final and unusually honest. Here is how to read them for what they say about the business, not just what they say about the tax.
Financial management, taxes and reporting.
Once the annual return is out of the way, the year's figures are final and unusually honest. Here is how to read them for what they say about the business, not just what they say about the tax.
Audits go badly when nobody can find the paper behind the numbers. This guide covers the records Philippine businesses should keep, how long to keep them, and how to build an audit trail while the work is happening.
A practical look at how expense claims move from submission to posting, and the intake, approval and bookkeeping steps that turn a reimbursement backlog into a routine. Includes what still needs a written policy.
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The weeks right after filing are the best time to work out why it was hard. This debrief covers the reconciliations, the new invoicing rules, the document trail and a calendar you can work backwards from.
Most monthly report packs go unread because nobody explains what to look for. Here are the four financial reports that actually change decisions, and the specific lines worth your attention each month.
Year-end closing goes smoothly in proportion to how little of it is a surprise. Here is an order of work for December: what to reconcile first, how to tie inventory and assets to the ledger, and which reports follow.
April 15 is a deadline you meet in March. Here is a practical readiness pass over your books — the reconciliations to finish, the supporting documents to chase, and the gaps that usually surface late.
The costing method behind your stock is what turns purchase invoices into a gross margin figure. This guide walks through cost flow assumptions, landed cost, production costing and the counts that keep the valuation honest.
Republic Act No. 11976 reshapes how Philippine businesses register, file, pay and invoice. Here is what the Ease of Paying Taxes Act actually changes for a small or mid-sized company, and what still waits on the BIR.
Most companies know what they bought but not where it ended up. Here is how a proper fixed-asset register tracks custody, assignment, maintenance and disposal so your books and your stockroom describe the same company.
A practical look at what separates integrated accounting from standalone bookkeeping: where re-typed data goes wrong, what changes when the ledger is fed by operations, and what integration still cannot fix for you.
January and February carry the heaviest BIR reporting load an employer faces all year: certificates to employees, the annual return with its alphalists, and the duplicate copies that follow. Here is what each one depends on.
A practical walk through annual income tax filing for Philippine small and mid-sized businesses. It covers the documents to assemble, the returns your ITR has to reconcile with, and the gaps that usually surface too late.
January closes the previous tax year for payroll. Here is what BIR Form 2316 certifies, the order the January deadlines fall in, and where year-end reconciliation usually goes wrong.
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