by GA Consulting | Feb 27, 2026 | Freelancer Blog
Boutique owners often expand their offerings by adding services. Many wonder: if I already have a TIN for my boutique, do I still need to register with BIR and DTI for new services? This is critical to avoid fines, ensure compliance, and keep your business fully...
by GA Consulting | Feb 27, 2026 | Freelancer Blog
Freelancers often start their business and request a temporary receipt from BIR. Some wonder: can they use this temporary receipt until December 2026 without getting an Authority to Print (ATP) to issue official invoices? Understanding this is critical to avoid...
by GA Consulting | Feb 27, 2026 | Freelancer Blog
Many property owners lease land for commercial tenants, like 7/11. Sometimes, the tenant builds the structure themselves. Freelancers and small landlords often ask: do I still need permits or pay taxes for a building I didn’t construct? Understanding this...
by GA Consulting | Feb 27, 2026 | Freelancer Blog
Freelancers often worry about open cases with the BIR. Unpaid or unfiled taxes can lead to penalties. Knowing how much the penalty is matters. It helps freelancers plan, avoid surprises, and stay compliant. What Are Open Cases? Open cases occur when: Tax returns are...
by GA Consulting | Feb 27, 2026 | Freelancer Blog
Freelancers often face TIN registration issues. Many ask: can I register another TIN if my previous one was issued by my employer in a different location? This matters because using the wrong TIN can cause filing errors and penalties. Understanding the rules protects...
by GA Consulting | Feb 27, 2026 | Freelancer Blog
Many freelancers stop operating but forget to close their BIR registration. This creates a serious problem. Even without income, tax penalties may continue. Understanding BIR business closure protects you from open cases, unpaid penalties, and unnecessary stress. If...
