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Sunday, 23 August 2020

BIR: Guide to Changing or Updating Your RDO

BIR: Guide to Changing or Updating Your RDO

RDO Code: 041, Mandaluyong

I processed my employment documents, which include Pag-IBIG and my Tax Updates (RDO and Tax Exempt). I have been working for more than five years now, and it's my first time processing these documents, and it's not a good experience. Since I previously worked for a BPO in Mandaluyong City (RDO: 041), I headed to the BIR Office in Boni to have my BIR Form 1905 stamped. Upon submitting to the clerk, he advised me that my record was already with RDO: 43A in Shaw (near SSS and Pag-IBIG), so I rode MRT from Boni to MRT Shaw, then on Shaw Boulevard, I rode a jeepney with a “Pasig, Palengke” signboard. Got off in front of Pag-IBIG Bldg. (second Stop Light). Crossed the footbridge where BIR is located. Got the queue number from the guard and waited for my turn.

RDO Code: 43A, Pasig

When I got my turn, I submitted BIR Form 1905 to the clerk, then he put a stamp on it. And he told me that the form 2305 needs to be submitted on the new RDO (43B). So, after processing 1905, to save time and effort, I went to Pag-IBIG (HDMF) and processed my loan consolidation. After HDMF, I rode a jeepney again, just in front of their building, with “Pasig Palengke” signage, and proceeded to BIR Kapitolyo (43B) for my 2305.

RDO Code: 43B, Pasig

Got the queue number and waited for my turn. To make it short, I was sitting there for two hours. When I got my turn, I proceeded to the counter for the stamp, but I was informed that “I need to go back after 3-4 working days.” So after two hours of waiting and I am just going to hear that from the clerk. The clerk from BIR Shaw should have informed me that it's within that period. Not happy about it!

Yung government offices na pinapasahod ng Tax ng mga tao, silang nagpapahirap sa mga Tax Payers.

Changes needed sa mga process nyo, please lang. Sakit nyo sa ulo.

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