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Asia-Pacific · E-invoicing + sales data transmission (within 3 days)
Last updated September 21, 2026
RR 11-2025 (27 February 2025), as amended by RR 26-2025, sets 31 December 2026 as the deadline for the first wave: e-commerce and internet-transaction businesses (micro taxpayers excluded), taxpayers under the Large Taxpayers Service, large taxpayers under the Ease of Paying Taxes Act (RA 11976), and businesses already using computerised accounting systems or invoicing software. It implements the CREATE MORE Act (RA 12066). The earlier EIS pilot for selected large taxpayers, launched in July 2022, was suspended by late 2023 amid technical challenges – this time the BIR is phasing in further groups only as its own infrastructure is ready.
Within 12 months
S'applique à
B2B, B2C
December 31, 2026
Prochaine échéance de phase
Large taxpayers & e-commerce: 31 Dec 2026
Suis-je concerné ?
Deux questions. La règle de l'établissement stable est là où la plupart des entreprises étrangères se trompent.
Roughly how big is the business?
Is your business established in the Philippines – a company, branch, or fixed establishment there?
Out of scope – no Philippine e-invoicing duties
With no establishment and no Philippine tax registration, the BIR's e-invoicing rules don't reach you. Revisit if you register for VAT there – the mandate's waves are defined by taxpayer classification, so your status on registration decides when you join.
Registered without establishment – wait for the implementing rules
The first wave is defined by taxpayer classification, and how non-resident registrants – including foreign digital service providers with Philippine VAT registrations – will be treated isn't spelled out in the rules read so far. Nothing is due from you by the 2026 deadline on the face of it, but confirm with the BIR or a local adviser before relying on that.
Not in the first wave – unless you sell online or use accounting software
Most SMEs sit outside the 31 December 2026 wave – but two doors pull smaller businesses in: e-commerce and internet transactions (micro taxpayers excluded), and using a computerised accounting system or invoicing software. If either applies, you share the large-taxpayer deadline. Everyone else follows in later phases once the BIR's platform is ready.
In scope – your deadline is 31 December 2026
Taxpayers under the Large Taxpayers Service, large taxpayers under RA 11976, e-commerce businesses and anyone already running a computerised accounting system are in the first wave: by 31 December 2026 invoices must be system-generated through BIR-registered or accredited software in the BIR's structured format, with sales data transmitted no later than three calendar days from the transaction. If you lived through the 2022 EIS pilot, note this mandate runs on new rules – RR 11-2025 as amended by RR 26-2025.
Phases et calendrier : qui est concerné et quand
Une seule date masque tout le déploiement. Voici la séquence complète.
1 July 2022
EIS pilot – selected large taxpayers
The Electronic Invoicing/Receipting System pilot launched for selected large taxpayers; it was suspended by late 2023 amid technical challenges.
Done
27 February 2025
RR 11-2025 issued
The first-wave mandate was defined under the CREATE MORE Act; RR 26-2025 later moved the compliance deadline to end-2026.
Done
31 December 2026
Large taxpayers, e-commerce, CAS users
First wave must issue invoices through BIR-registered or accredited software, with sales data transmitted within three calendar days of the transaction.
Next
Later phases
Remaining taxpayers
Further groups join under separate regulations once the BIR's platform – including the Electronic Sales Reporting System – is ready.
Future
Les faits techniques
Les normes, le champ d'application et les dates qui définissent le mandat, en un coup d'œil.
Champ d'application
B2B, B2C
Modèle
E-invoicing + sales data transmission (within 3 days)
Formats
BIR structured format via registered CAS / accredited software
Région
Asia-Pacific
STATUT
Within 12 months
Champ d'application
First wave, due 31 December 2026: e-commerce and internet-transaction businesses (excluding micro taxpayers), LTS-jurisdiction taxpayers, large taxpayers under RA 11976 / RR 8-2024, and users of computerised accounting systems, computerised books of account or invoicing software. Invoices must be system-generated through BIR-registered or accredited software in the BIR's structured format, with sales data transmitted in real or near-real time and no later than three calendar days from the transaction. Exporters, incentive-registered business enterprises and POS users are deferred until the BIR's system is established (RR 26-2025). Remaining taxpayers follow under separate regulations once the BIR's platform is ready.
Sanctions et période de tolérance
Non-compliance falls back on the Tax Code's invoicing penalties once the deadline passes; the implementing rules leave e-invoicing-specific penalty amounts to be clarified.
Sources
Official sources checked on 21 September 2026:
Questions fréquentes
Qu'est-ce que le mandat de facturation électronique dans ce pays ?
RR 11-2025 (27 February 2025), as amended by RR 26-2025, sets 31 December 2026 as the deadline for the first wave: e-commerce and internet-transaction businesses (micro taxpayers excluded), taxpayers under the Large Taxpayers Service, large taxpayers under the Ease of Paying Taxes Act (RA 11976), and businesses already using computerised accounting systems or invoicing software. It implements the CREATE MORE Act (RA 12066). The earlier EIS pilot for selected large taxpayers, launched in July 2022, was suspended by late 2023 amid technical challenges – this time the BIR is phasing in further groups only as its own infrastructure is ready.
Quand la facturation électronique devient-elle obligatoire dans ce pays ?
Status: Within 12 months. Next key date: Large taxpayers & e-commerce: 31 Dec 2026 (December 31, 2026).
Qui doit se conformer à la facturation électronique dans ce pays ?
First wave, due 31 December 2026: e-commerce and internet-transaction businesses (excluding micro taxpayers), LTS-jurisdiction taxpayers, large taxpayers under RA 11976 / RR 8-2024, and users of computerised accounting systems, computerised books of account or invoicing software. Invoices must be system-generated through BIR-registered or accredited software in the BIR's structured format, with sales data transmitted in real or near-real time and no later than three calendar days from the transaction. Exporters, incentive-registered business enterprises and POS users are deferred until the BIR's system is established (RR 26-2025). Remaining taxpayers follow under separate regulations once the BIR's platform is ready.
Quel format de facture électronique est requis dans ce pays ?
BIR structured format via registered CAS / accredited software. Model: E-invoicing + sales data transmission (within 3 days).
Quelles sont les sanctions en cas de non-conformité dans ce pays ?
Non-compliance falls back on the Tax Code's invoicing penalties once the deadline passes; the implementing rules leave e-invoicing-specific penalty amounts to be clarified.
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