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23 articles matching "Alphalist"
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.
A practical walkthrough of how 13th month pay and year-end bonuses are taxed in the Philippines, from the ₱90,000 exclusion to the taxable excess. It also explains what annualisation does to your December payroll.
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.
A practical method for turning the year's recurring statutory duties into dated tasks with named owners. Covers the fixed deadlines, the prep work behind each one, and how to keep the evidence with the date.
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.
December 24 is a statutory deadline, not a target date. A practical walkthrough of reconciling attendance, the payroll register and the general ledger so year-end variances surface while there is still time to correct them.
The 13th month pay deadline does not move, so the work has to start earlier. This walks through the inputs to clean, the classification decision to settle once, and the release that leaves an audit trail.
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.
The second phase of the TRAIN law's income tax cuts took effect this January, and every payslip you issue this month reflects it. Here is what moved, and what to tell the employees who ask.
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