Philippine Tax Identification Number

[DCAgency]

In June, Philippine national accounts will be taxed by Facebook at 12%. Does anyone have a valid Philippine tax ID?

 

[RYO MEDIA]

i will send it to you in a few days, i have some friends who have companies in the philippines and they will give me the tax id

 

[Miracle Agency]

In June, Philippine national accounts will be taxed by Facebook at 12%. Does anyone have a valid Philippine tax ID?

You can switch your account to a country that doesn't require tax, this is now available for spent accounts

 

[thereseprice]

I think you should try to use accounts in other countries where there is no tax, that will optimize costs for you.
Because continuing to use the current account, in the long run, will not be a good option.

 

[imccafey]

I believe you could be exempt from that 12% tax if you meet a specific exclusion status (though I believe it has a minimum required yearly revenue to obtain) could look into that. If all else, use accounts in other countries with less or no tax for that, or migrate the account you have.

 

[MercuryAgency]

It is very difficult to get specific tax code information, because it is personal and confidential information, it is very difficult to access or store such information.

 

[sang23]

I think you should move your account to a country that doesn't require taxes.

 

[XH agency]

In June, Philippine national accounts will be taxed by Facebook at 12%. Does anyone have a valid Philippine tax ID?

As far as I know there is a website you can go to get the tax code, however I think you should hire a country change service

 

[Anthea 25]

currently transferring accounts in tax free countries it will be possible to optimize costs and not pay taxes for you but i think in the long run it is not a good option

 

[evebeatot]

It is better to use a tax-free country account to save money.

 

[Q Trex]

Is it effective to choose accounts in tax free countries I don't think it is very feasible

 

[MISA POD]

I think the best way is you should use accounts in other countries that have no taxes, you should hire a country change service that will be good for you.

 

[Caden Marketing Agency]

Using someone else's tax identification number (TIN), especially from a country you don't reside in, may violate tax laws and platform policies. If you are running ads in that country and have a legitimate business, you should register for your own TIN to legally claim tax exemptions or deductions.
Do not attempt to "borrow" or use false identity information – this carries high risks, both account-wise and legally.

 

[MOND AGENCY MARKETING]

In June, Philippine national accounts will be taxed by Facebook at 12%. Does anyone have a valid Philippine tax ID?

You should quickly switch your account to other countries to avoid losing taxes, because there are still some countries that are not taxed yet.

 

[Skyline_01]

You should consider using accounts in tax-free countries to optimize costs. Continuing to use a current account may not be a good option in the long run.

 

[Angel_01]

You can move your ad account to a tax-free country. Currently, this feature only supports accounts with a spending history. It will be much more optimal.

 

[SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING]

Change your account country to avoid being taxed.

 

[mori ekeir]

In June, Philippine national accounts will be taxed by Facebook at 12%. Does anyone have a valid Philippine tax ID?

Consider switching your account to a region without tax to optimize costs and maintain stable campaign performance.

 

[TBH Agency Marketing]

In June, Philippine national accounts will be taxed by Facebook at 12%. Does anyone have a valid Philippine tax ID?

to get current tax code is not possible.change account Country to non-taxed country is the first priority

 

[MeowBlack Agency]

In June, Philippine national accounts will be taxed by Facebook at 12%. Does anyone have a valid Philippine tax ID?

You can transfer your account to some countries without rent.