REBOTACountry profile
| Country | Philippines (PH) |
|---|---|
| Currency | PHP · ₱ |
| Indirect tax | VAT |
| Standard rate | 12% |
| Tax-ID format | TIN |
| Fiscal year | January – December |
| Date format | MM/DD/YYYY |
Built for Philippines
VAT at 12%, TIN validation.
BIR EIS e-invoicing, phased for large taxpayers. This is the local rule as we understand it, not a Rebota filing feature. Confirm your obligations with your tax adviser.
Construction & Real Estate
From open land to handover
Construction ERP software →Infrastructure & EPC
Kilometres, not floors
Infrastructure & EPC ERP →Manufacturing & Fabrication
Raw material in. Finished goods out.
Manufacturing ERP software →Trading & Distribution
Buy right. Move fast. Get paid.
Trading & distribution ERP →Retail & E-commerce
One stock. Every channel.
Retail & e-commerce ERP →Logistics & Warehousing
One shipment. Every leg.
Logistics & warehouse ERP →Interior Fit-out / MEP Contracting
Inside the shell, every service
Interior fit-out & MEP ERP →Real Estate Development
From land parcel to sold-out
Real estate development ERP →Professional / IT Services
Time is the inventory
Professional services & IT ERP →Other / Mixed Business
Every business, one system
ERP for small & mid-size business →Does Rebota support PHP?
Yes. A company set to Philippines keeps its books in PHP, and Rebota’s multi-currency accounting handles transactions in other currencies with exchange rates.
Which tax does Rebota compute for Philippines?
VAT at the standard rate of 12% configured in Rebota’s rate table, with the TIN captured and checked on parties.
What fiscal year does Rebota use for Philippines?
The default is January to December. It can be changed per company.