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Mandaluyong City, located at the heart of Metro Manila, is known as the “Tiger City of the Philippines” for its rapid economic growth. It is home to Ortigas Center, a major business district, and a blend of modern malls, cultural landmarks, and thriving communities.
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.
