The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has intensified its digital transformation efforts in Bukidnon, launching a province-wide information drive to modernize tax services and make compliance more accessible to taxpayers.
The campaign, spearheaded by BIR District Office No. 99, opened in Valencia City on September 2 and continued in Malaybalay on October 2.
It will move to Manolo Fortich on October 16, with a major provincial rollout at the Kaamulan Open Theater in November.
Discussions focused on the taxability of job order and contract of service workers, the use of eBIRForms, and the cleansing of open cases.
Tax clinics and open forums were also held to provide hands-on support and gather feedback from participants.
Revenue district officer Mampay Pangcoga said the initiative is part of BIR’s nationwide digitalization program, which seeks to improve efficiency, transparency, and taxpayer experience through modern, customer-centric services.
‘This initiative empowers employees, entrepreneurs, and small taxpayers to embrace digital services, making compliance less burdensome while strengthening trust in government systems,’ Pangcoga said.