ATTENTION: Chief Accountants, Treasurers, Administrative Officers, HRD, Business Owners/Employers​

 

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Available Webinar Schedules

06 April 2021 | Tuesday | 6:00pm-8:00pm

10 April 2021 | Saturday | 1:00pm-3:00pm

13 April 2021 | Tuesday | 6:00pm-8:00pm

(via Zoom)

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New requirement beginning 2020 Annual Income Tax Filing disclosure and attaching Related Party Transactions under a new form BIR Form 1709.  The attachment of BIR Form 1709 ensures that transactions are at arm’s length.  This will ensure that base erosion be at the minimal and cross-border and related party transactions are disclose so that tax evasion be easily detected.

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• Background on related party transactions due to global transactions

• Significant risks when related party transactions are not conducted at arm’s length

• Who are mandated to file and attach BIR Form 1709

• How will BIR use the information contained in the new form

• What is arm’s length transactions

• Cost-sharing between parties

• Purpose of requiring to submit BIR Form 1709

• Streamline procedures based of materiality threshold

• Philippine Accounting Standards (PAS) 24 vs. BIR required disclosure

• What examiners look in the conduct of examination

• What is associate, significant influence, close family member

• Control, joint control, joint venture, subsidiary, venture, holding company

• Samples of published holding companies in the Philippines

• Illustrative examples of holding company, subsidiaries, conglomerate, multinationals

• Key Management Control (KMC) how important in business and its compensation benefits

• Who are considered and included in  related party transactions

• Detailed procedure of how to fill-up the new form

• What materiality threshold is define for such requirement

• Certificate of Residence for Tax Treaty Relief (CORTT)

• Proof of payment to non-residents

• Non-stock and non-profit required if with proprietary activities

• Effects on Data Privacy and Secrecy on Bank Deposits

• Penalties and transitory provisions

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WEBINAR FEE: Php. 2,000.00

(Payment made through bank deposit atleast 1 day [cut-off time: 4:00pm] before the seminar)

(Credit/Debit Card payments are accepted via PayPal)

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*Please make all check payments payable to "IPG Training Institute for Professional Advancement"