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Government Forms for Philippine HR and Payroll | BIR, SSS, PHIC, HDMF

This is your new go-to guide to monthly and annual government forms for your Philippine-registered business’ HR and Payroll requirements. Learn more in the article below. Feel free to download all these documents as well for easier compliance.

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Government Compliance

Managing a company subjects owners to several measures for government compliance. Do you remember the time when you registered your business? Dealing with statutory requirements often means waiting in lines, moving from office to office, and filling out countless forms. All these to make sure your business continues to operate and give value to your customers. Likewise, providing your employees with the benefits they deserve.

That’s just the first step to a long list of submissions businesses deal with. So, to make matters a bit easier, read on below for a summary of monthly and annual reports for the following agencies:

  • Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR);
  • Social Security System (SSS);
  • Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PHIC) or PhilHealth; and
  • Home Development Mutual Fund (HDMF) or Pag-IBIG

A Comprehensive List of HR and Payroll Government Forms for Your PH Business

The table below summarizes the submissions required by the agencies above, along with short descriptions and download links for each.

Monthly Submissions

Government AgencyFormDescriptionDownload Link
BIR1601-C (Monthly Remittance Return of Income Taxes Withheld on Compensation)This form summarizes the income taxes withheld from your employees’ salaries for the month.Download the Form
SSSR5 (Employer Contributions Payment Return)Businesses are required to submit this form along with monthly SSS contributions.Download the Form
ML-1 (Monthly Payment Return for Salary, Calamity, Educational, Emergency, and Stock Investment Loan)When an employee availed of a loan from SSS, employers are required to remit their salary deductions related to the loan along with this form.Download the Form
PHICRF-1 (Employer’s Remittance Report)Businesses are required to submit this form along with monthly PHIC contributions.Download the Form
HDMFMCRF (Membership Contribution Remittance Form)Businesses are required to submit this form along with monthly HDMF contributions.Download the Form
STLRF (Short-Term Loan Remittance Form)When an employee availed of a loan from HDMF, employers are required to remit their salary deductions related to the loan along with this form.Download the Form

Remember to submit these on or before their respective monthly deadlines to avoid incurring penalties.

Annual Submissions

To add to the forms listed above, the following documents should be submitted annually to the BIR.

Government AgencyFormDescriptionDownload Link
BIR1604-C (Annual Information Return of Income Taxes Withheld on Compensation)Similar to BIR Form 1601-C above, this summarizes income taxes withheld from employees’ salaries for the whole year.Download the Form
2316 (Certificate of Compensation Payment / Tax Withheld For Compensation Payment With or Without Tax Withheld)This document indicates annual salaries for an employee earning purely compensation income, along with deducted income taxes, to allow for substitute filling. Every employee should sign their respective form and get their copy.Download the Form

Forms for Registration of Employees

Finally, the forms below are for new business or employee registrations.

Government AgencyFormDescriptionDownload Link
BIR1902 (Application for Registration For Individuals Earning Purely Compensation Income (Local and Alien Employee))This form is for registering new employees earning purely compensation income with your company. It should be filed to the Regional District Office (RDO) the business falls under.Download the Form
SSSR1-A (Employment Report)SSS requires businesses to submit this document monthly to indicate newly hired employees.Download the Form
E1 (Personal Record)The SS Form E-1 is used to register a Filipino to the SSS for the first time.Download the Form
PHICER2 (Report of Employee-Members)This form is used to register a business under PHIC.Download the Form
PMRF (PhilHealth Member Registration Form)Similar to SS Form E-1, accomplish the PMRF to register a Filipino under PHIC.Download the Form
HDMFMDF (Member’s Data Form)The MDF is used to register a person under HMDF for the first time.Download the Form

There you have it: a comprehensive list of government forms for HR and Payroll requirements that you have to submit for your Philippine-registered business. Compliance goes a long way to make sure you and your employees are secured in case of emergencies or unexpected scenarios.

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Completing a BIR form is a daunting task that is why we built a software to automate this and weve been using it since 2012. You can also use this tool for your taxes to save time and so you can focus on more important things. Check it out

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