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[Self-Employed] How to File and Pay for the BIR Annual Fee Online

January 27, 2021 by Ray L. Leave a Comment

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As a self-employed blogger, I’m required to register with the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and pay taxes to the government. Aside from issuing receipts and paying my taxes personally, I also need to pay an annual registration fee of P500 (as of Jan. 2021) every year and I have to pay it before the start of February to avoid penalties. If you’re a self-employed individual like me, you’ll need to pay for that too.

When I went to the BIR RDO (Revenue District Office) where I’m registered in order to pay for the registration fee, a very helpful employee told me to file it online using eBIR and either pay for it in their accredited banks, or through GCash. Thankfully, the employee at the front desk taught me what I needed to click on and fill up in the eBIR forms using their 0605 payment form.

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Gary Ng: 5 Tips For Investing during COVID

December 17, 2020 by Contributor 2 Comments

*Article contributed by Amin.

With the pandemic approaching its tenth month, its effect on the global economy is staggering. Many are unable to pay for rent or mortgages, or just day to day expenses. The threat of Covid-19 is real, as the numbers rise across the nation. Despite the precarious market, there are measures investors can make that will better protect them when the pandemic ends.
Financial entrepreneur and investor Gary Ng offers five sound tips.

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Ang Limang Batas ng Pera: Ilang Payo Tungkol sa Pag-Asenso

November 23, 2019 by Ray L. 1 Comment

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Ang librong The Richest Man in Babylon ni George S. Clason ay ang isa sa pinakapopular na libro tungkol sa pera at personal finance at irerekomenda ko ito. Buti na lang, ito’y itinuturing nasa public domain kaya medyo madali nang makahanap ng libreng digital na kopya nito online.

Sa palagay ko, ang isa sa pinakamabuting katangian ng librong iyon ay kahit na ito’y tungkol sa isang komplikadong paksa tulad ng paghahawak ng pera o money management, gumagamit ito ng mga simpleng kuwento para ituro ang napakaraming mahahalagang aral tungkol sa pagyaman at pag-asenso. Ang isang mahalagang kabanata dito ay tungkol sa “five laws of gold” o ang limang batas ng pera. Ang limang payo na iyon ang tatalakayin natin dito, kaya ipagpatuloy mo lang ang pagbabasa upang matutunan mo ang mga ito!

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The Five Laws of Money: A Few Simple Tips to Increase Your Wealth

November 23, 2019 by Ray L. 1 Comment

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George S. Clason’s The Richest Man in Babylon is one of the most popular money and personal finance books out there, and I’d definitely recommend it to you. Fortunately, people consider it to be public domain so it should be easy to find some digital copies online for free.

In my opinion, one of the best things about the book is that although it’s about a complicated topic like money management, it uses simple stories to teach several valuable lessons about wealth. One very important chapter is about the “five laws of gold”. Those five tips about money are what we’ll talk about here, so keep reading to learn more!

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The Future of Bitcoin: Will the Exchange Rate Rise Again to €20,000?

October 3, 2019 by Contributor Leave a Comment

*Article contributed by James R.

Do you currently hold Bitcoin or want to invest in Bitcoin and wonder what will happen to its price in the near future? What is the Bitcoin price forecast for 2020?

You can easily trade Bitcoin with Paypal on nextmarkets.com. On the website you will find all important information about Bitcoin trading. You will also find a guide to help you trade. A team of many qualified coaches is at your disposal in an advisory capacity.

This Bitcoin 2020 Price Forecast Guide starts with a brief overview of Bitcoin, followed by a brief explanation of the points to consider before you can invest on the basis of a Price Forecast Guide.

Bitcoin was created in 2009 by an anonymous developer named “Satoshi Nakamoto” and was the first and original crypto currency. Bitcoin allows people to send and receive funds without intermediaries. As such, it is a decentralized payment system. The network is neither controlled by a single person or authority nor supported by a central bank. Instead, transactions are checked by a community called miners, who use their computing power to confirm the movement of “funds”. According to CoinsSpent in return, miners are rewarded with an additional Bitcoin for their contributions to the network.

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