Konsepto PH

05/05/2026

📌 ITR Deadline Reminder + Attachments Requirement

Heads up!

Per RMC No. 39-2026, the BIR clarified that the required attachments to the Annual Income Tax Return (AITR) must now be submitted on or before the filing deadline itself, which is on May 15, 2026.

This means:
✔ ITR filing
✔ Tax payment (if applicable)
✔ Required attachments (eAFS, AFS, 2307, etc.)

👉 All must be completed on or before May 15, 2026.

This aligns with the extended deadline under RMC No. 30-2026.

💡 Reminder: Early preparation avoids last-minute compliance issues.

14/04/2026

Low batt na ba ang pasensya mo sa pag-compute?
Don’t worry, naka–Power Saving Mode na tayo! 🔋⚡️

In view of the National Energy Emergency,
as per BIR RMC 030-2026
extended na ang deadline ng filing ng 2025 AITR.

📅 From April 15 → May 15, 2026
✔ No penalties, as long as ma-submit within the extended period

Reminder lang:

Deadline extension is relief… not excuse 😅
Use it well.

I-save ang energy sa pag-analyze ng ITR at
pag-fill up ng forms…
at wag ka ng ma stress ✍️💨

14/04/2026

Mukhang may konting hinga this April.

Sharing the update on the extended BIR deadline—extra time para ayusin, i-review, at siguraduhing tama ang filings.

Reminder lang:
Deadline extension is relief… not excuse 😅
Use it well.

Pinalawig natin ang deadline ng filing ng 2025 Annual Income Tax Returns mula April 15 hanggang May 15, 2026. Mas may oras ang bawat taxpayer na makapag-file nang maayos, kasama ang lahat ng kailangang dokumento, at walang ipapataw na penalties.

Maaaring mag-file at magbayad sa pamamagitan ng BIR electronic platforms, o sa mga Authorized Agent Banks.

Ginawa natin ito para mas magaan ang pagbabayad ng bawat Pilipino, lalo na sa panahong ramdam ang pagtaas ng presyo ng langis. Tuloy-tuloy ang ating ginagawa para maibsan ang bigat sa araw-araw na buhay ng ating mga kababayan.

31/03/2026

“April 15 Panic”… at Holy Week pa 😅🙏

Nandyan na tayo eh.
Parang naging national sport na natin ang April 15 Panic.

At sakto pa—Holy Week.
Habang ang iba nagre-reflect…
tayo naka-reflect sa Excel 😅

So skip na natin yung “dapat January pa lang…”
👉 Survival mode na.

1. “Bagsakan” muna, hindi perfection
Hindi na ito organizing phase—completion phase na.

👉 Ipunin lahat ng 2307 (cash yan, huwag mawala)
👉 Hiwalay agad: Taxable vs Exempt
👉 Kung 8% ka—huminga ka muna 😌
👉 Kung itemized—focus sa malalaki, huwag muna lahat.

2. Iwas sa “prime time” ng BIR servers
Pag last days, parang concert ticket ang eBIR 😅

👉 Try mo mag-file ng alanganin na oras
(very late night / madaling araw)

Doon medyo “humihinga” ang system.

3. File now, refine later
Kung malapit na deadline at hindi pa perfect…

👉 Mas okay ang “mostly correct, on time”
kesa “perfect, late”

Pwede mag-amend.
Basta huwag naman sobrang underdeclared 😅

4. Digital payment = less stress
Iwas pila, iwas init, iwas badtrip.

👉 Maya / UnionBank / DBP / Landbank
👉 Screenshot + email = panlaban mo sa audit

5. Alagaan ang sarili (hindi lang FS)
6 hours ka na sa Excel?

👉 20-20-20 rule
👉 Hinga ka rin

Kahit compliant ka…
kung bagsak ka naman physically, lugi pa rin.

27/03/2026

24/03/2026

Alamin kung paano kumuha ng TIN online—madali at mabilis 👇

We acknowledge the Bureau of Internal Revenue for continuously providing accessible guides to help taxpayers get started properly.

Sharing this step-by-step guide fromt the BIR on applying for a TIN via ORUS, especially for:
✔️ First-time jobseekers
✔️ Individuals with bank or government transactions

👉 Ihanda ang valid ID + selfie with ID

And with that...

Congratulations sa mga future workers at colleagues 👏

Ang pagkuha ng TIN ay isang malaking step—
pero simula pa lang ito ng iyong role, hindi lang bilang taxpayer kundi isang malaking bahagi sa pag-unlad ng ating bansa.

If unsure, don’t hesitate to seek guidance early.

23/03/2026

Aminin... minsan napapatitig ka rin sa resibo habang hinihintay yung Iced Spanish Latte mo: "Hmm, pwede ko kayang i-charge sa business ‘to? 'Fuel for productivity' naman 'to, 'di ba? Kumbaga, R&D para sa energy levels ko!" 🤔

Bes, kape ‘yan. Personal buzz, hindi business cost.

Maliit na bagay lang tingnan ang isang ₱190 o ₱250 na kape, pero ito ang simula ng bookkeeping nightmare. Kapag hinalo mo ang personal caffeine fix sa business account, para kang naghahanap ng karayom sa haystack pagdating ng tax season. 😵‍💫

Gawing habit ang malinaw na boundaries:

🛑 The "Kape" Rule: Kung ikaw lang mag-isa ang umiinom at wala kang ka-meeting na client, sa Personal Card na dapat ‘yan.
🛑 Small Sips, Big Headaches: Hindi tinitingnan ng BIR kung isang cup lang ‘yan—basta "co-mingled," red flag agad ‘yan sa audit!
✅ Save Your Sanity: Mas madaling mag-reconcile kung hindi mo kailangang hulaan kung "client presentation" ba o "caffeine craving" yung transaction.

Keep your records clean. Ihiwalay ang pambili ng latte sa pambayad ng business software! 💻☕

Anong "essential" item ang pinaka-guilty ka na i-charge sa business card mo? No judgment, kailangan lang natin ng kape! Share mo na sa comments! 👇

23/03/2026

Keep It Separate! 🛑 💳

Mixing business and personal finances isn’t just an accounting headache. It can also open your business (and you!) up to serious tax complications and liability issues.

Creating a clear line between your business transactions and your personal life is a core habit for sustainable growth.

✅ Open Dedicated Accounts: Have a business checking and a business credit card only for business use.
✅ Stop Co-Mingling: No more buying business supplies on a personal card (or vice versa).
✅ Simplify Taxes & Audits: Accurate, separate records make your CPA (and the BIR) happy.

Don't just keep separate books; keep separate banks! It’s the easiest way to ensure your financial integrity.

How do you manage your accounts?
A. Pure Business Account (Like a pro!)
B. Some Mixing (Working on it!)
C. A Financial Smoothie 🥤 (I need help separating them!)

16/03/2026

14/03/2026

Small habits build strong businesses.

One simple practice:
Record transactions regularly.

It prevents missed deductions, catches errors early, and keeps your financial records reliable.

Good records today make compliance easier tomorrow.

-Team KonseptoPH