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Global · Philippines
Local income tax and contributions worked out on every run, with pay in PHP. TIN numbers, the working week and public holidays are set up from day one.
September payslip · Philippines
Paid in PHP · TIN on file
Deductions and contributions
Illustrative screen. Names and figures are examples.
Payroll on the Philippines pack.
Every pay run works out the deductions and contributions for the Philippines, for each employee.
TIN numbers checked.
Employee IDs are validated against the TIN format when they're entered, so typos don't reach payroll.
Your working week and holidays.
Weekends default to Saturday–Sunday, and public holidays for the Philippines are loaded into the calendar.
A tax year from 1 January.
The Philippines pack follows the tax year in the Philippines, which starts on 1 January.
Rates you can check.
Tax settings stay editable for your company, so you or your accountant can review every rate the pack uses.
Income tax, SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG. Pay is in PHP, and every rate stays editable in your company's tax settings.
Yes. Income tax is worked out on each pay run using the Philippines pack. We recommend reviewing each run before you pay it.
On 1 January, and the Philippines pack is set up for that tax year.
Yes, in two ways: through an employer of record, where a local partner employs the person for you, or as a contractor. EOR depends on partner coverage in the Philippines, so tell us who you want to hire and we'll confirm.