Tax Jobs in Philippines
We're tracking 101 live tax roles in Philippines.
Live roles
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Seniority spread
- Analyst60
- Senior/Assistant Manager15
- Manager10
- Director/Head of Tax1
- Senior Manager1
15% offer remote.
Active opportunities
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Advisor, Trade Compliance
AU Senior Tax Accountant | AU | WFH / Hybrid
Head of Global Payroll and US Tax Compliance
Tax Operations Support (Philippines)
Aprio PH - Tax Associate (Private Client Tax)
Aprio PH - Seasonal Tax Support Specialist
US CPA Tax Accountant for US-based Company ( Remote )
US CPA Tax Accountant for US-based Company ( Remote )
Director of US Payroll and Tax Compliance
Assistant Tax Manager
Tax and Accounting Supervisor (San Pedro Laguna - Hybrid) - #35205
Tax and Accounting Supervisor (San Pedro Laguna - Hybrid) - #35205
Tax Compliance Analyst
Tax Specialist
Senior Tax Specialist ( US & Canada )
Process Management Specialist - Customs/Logistics
Intermediate Accountant (Tax)
Senior Accountant (Tax)
Senior Customs Manager
AU Senior Tax Accountant
About this market
Market context
The tax profession in the Philippines involves advising individuals and businesses on their tax obligations, ensuring compliance with local tax laws, and optimizing tax positions. Professionals work across various disciplines, from corporate and individual income tax to indirect tax and international tax matters, navigating the regulations set forth primarily by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and Bureau of Customs (BOC).
The Philippine tax system operates on a territorial and resident basis, with a complex framework governed by the National Internal Revenue Code (NIRC) of 1997, as amended. Key taxes include Corporate Income Tax (CIT) at 20-25% (regular rate), Individual Income Tax (IIT) with progressive rates up to 35%, and Value Added Tax (VAT) at a standard rate of 12%. Businesses are required to file various tax returns monthly, quarterly, and annually, enforced by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR).
What's driving demand
- Economic Growth and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
- Ongoing Tax Reforms (e.g., TRAIN Law, CREATE Law, upcoming packages)
- Increased complexity of international tax regulations and cross-border transactions
- Digitalization of Tax Administration (e.g., e-invoicing initiatives)
Regulatory timeline
- 2023-12-28Further Refinements to VAT Rules on Domestic Purchases of Goods and Services by Persons Engaged in Export Sales (Amending RR No. 9-2021)Implementedsource
- 2023-06-14Extension of Estate Tax AmnestyImplementedsource
- 2022-07-01E-invoicing/E-receipt System Pilot Program CommencementImplementedsource
Credentials that matter
- Certified Public Accountant (CPA)essential
- Juris Doctor (Bar Exam Passer)essential
- Master of Laws in Taxationvalued