The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) announced new regulations for electronic invoicing service providers through Revenue Memorandum Circular (RMC) 110-2026. The circular was issued on October 12, 2026. It outlines the process for accrediting companies that provide electronic invoicing services.
The RMC sets out specific requirements for companies seeking accreditation. These include technical standards, data security protocols, and compliance with tax laws. Accredited providers must maintain continuous compliance with these standards. The BIR emphasized the importance of accurate and secure electronic invoicing in tax administration.
The new guidelines aim to improve transparency and efficiency in tax reporting. They follow previous efforts to modernize tax processes in the country. The BIR has been working to update regulations to keep pace with digital transformation in business operations. The RMC is part of a broader initiative to strengthen tax compliance and reduce fraud.
