BIR RECEIPTS & INVOICES

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BIR Receipts and Invoices are official documents issued by businesses in the Philippines to their customers, as required by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR). These documents serve as proof of sales or services rendered and are crucial for tax compliance.

SERVICE INVOICE

      A Service Invoice is an official document issued by a service provider to a client or customer as proof of a completed service transaction. It details the services rendered, the amount due, payment terms, and other essential business information. In the Philippines, a Service Invoice must be BIR-registered if used for official or taxable transactions.

SALES INVOICE

A Sales Invoice is an official document issued by a seller to a buyer as proof of sale of goods or products. It itemizes the products sold, quantities, prices, and total amount due. In the Philippines, a Sales Invoice is required by the BIR (Bureau of Internal Revenue) for businesses selling tangible goods and must be BIR-registered.

COLLECTION RECEIPTS

A Collection Receipt is an official document issued by a seller or service provider to acknowledge the receipt of payment, either in full or in part, from a customer. It is commonly used when the payment is not immediately accompanied by a sales invoice or official receipt, such as for advance payments, down payments, or partial settlements.

In the Philippines, Collection Receipts must be BIR-registered if used for taxable transactions.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT RECEIPTS

An Acknowledgement Receipt is a non-BIR official document used to confirm that money, goods, documents, or other items have been received by an individual or business. It serves as a simple proof of receipt, but cannot be used for tax or accounting purposes like a Sales Invoice or Official Receipt.

DELIVERY RECEIPTS

A Delivery Receipt (DR) is a document issued by a seller or supplier to confirm that goods have been delivered to the buyer or customer. It is typically signed by the recipient to acknowledge receipt of items in good condition.

While it plays an important role in logistics and inventory tracking, a Delivery Receipt is not valid for tax purposes and cannot replace a Sales Invoice or Official Receipt as per BIR regulations in the Philippines.