Jan Vincent J De Jesus CPA

19/08/2026

🏠 ONLINE SELLERS & ASPIRING MICRO-BUSINESS OWNERS — DID YOU KNOW?

Before you register your business using your primary residence as your business address, you may want to consider the possible tax implications when you eventually sell your property.

Under BIR rules, real properties that are used or have been used in trade or business may be classified as ORDINARY ASSETS rather than CAPITAL ASSETS.

💡 What’s the difference?

🔹 Capital Asset – Generally, property held for personal or investment purposes and not used in the taxpayer’s trade or business. The sale may be subject to the tax rules applicable to capital assets.

🔹 Ordinary Asset – Real property used in, or held in connection with, a trade or business. Its sale can be subject to different tax rules, including possible income tax, withholding tax, documentary stamp tax, and in certain circumstances, VAT.

👉 The important point:
Using your home for business can have consequences beyond simply getting a business permit or BIR registration. The actual use and circumstances of the property matter.

So, if you're an online seller, freelancer, home-based entrepreneur, or aspiring micro-business owner, it may be worth considering whether you really need to register your residential property as your business location.

🏢 Looking for an alternative?

Our firm is now offering a VIRTUAL OFFICE ADDRESS in Cabanatuan City at a very affordable rates.

You can have a business address without necessarily using your primary residence as your business location.

📩 PM me if you're interested, and let's discuss the details.

26/07/2026

📢 It's Ask the CPA Monday!

Got a question about taxes, accounting, bookkeeping, business registration, BIR compliance, VAT, payroll, or running a business in the Philippines?

20/07/2026

🚀 Starting a Business? Let's Make It Official!

Turn your business idea into a legally registered enterprise - without the stress.

As a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), I provide end-to-end business registration services, ensuring your business starts on the right foundation.

✅ Sole Proprietorship (DTI)
✅ One Person Corporation (SEC)
✅ Corporation (SEC)
✅ BIR Registration
✅ Books of Accounts Registration
✅ Mayor's Permit & LGU Assistance
✅ SSS, PhilHealth & Pag-IBIG Employer Registration

💼 Whether you're launching a startup, expanding your business, or formalizing your operations, I'll guide you through every step, from registration to compliance.

Why work with me?
✔ CPA-led professional service
✔ Fast and hassle-free processing
✔ Accurate and compliant registration
✔ Personalized guidance from start to finish

📞 Let's get your business registered today!

📱 0917-857-3235
📧 [email protected]

Jan Vincent De Jesus, CPA
Your Partner in Building a Stronger Business.

20/07/2026

📢 Tax Filing Advisory

03/07/2026

📢 Tax Filing Advisory – Quarter 2, 2026

As we close Quarter 2 of 2026, now is the perfect time to review your tax filing obligations and ensure everything is submitted on time.

⏰ Staying compliant with the BIR helps you avoid unnecessary penalties, surcharges, and interest. A few minutes of preparation today can save you from costly issues later.

Need assistance with:
✅ BIR Compliance
✅ Tax Filing
✅ Bookkeeping
✅ Accounting Services
✅ Business Registration and Other Government Compliance

We're here to help! Send us a message and let our team assist you with your accounting and compliance needs.

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05/04/2026

26/02/2026

🚨 BIR TAX MAPPING ALERT 🚨

The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) continues its Tax Compliance Verification Drive (Tax Mapping) to check if businesses are compliant with basic tax requirements.

⚠️ Common Violations & Penalties:

📌 Registration & Display
• No BIR Registration – ₱5,000 to ₱20,000
• No Certificate of Registration (COR) displayed – ₱1,000
• No “Ask for Receipt” Notice – ₱1,000

🧾 Receipts / Invoices / POS
• Failure to issue receipt – ₱10,000 to ₱50,000
• Issuing unregistered receipts – ₱20,000 to ₱50,000
• Unauthorized POS/CRM – ₱25,000 to ₱50,000 per unit

📚 Books of Accounts
• Unregistered or unmaintained books – penalties may apply depending on gross sales

💡 Reminder:
✔️ Always issue official receipts/invoices
✔️ Display your COR and required notices
✔️ Register your books and POS machines
✔️ Do NOT pay penalties directly to officers, always through official BIR channels

Stay compliant. Avoid unnecessary penalties and possible closure .

If you need assistance with BIR compliance, feel free to message us. ✅

20/01/2026

“Tax season na naman… bakit parang may exam ako sa accounting? 😅📉 Filing taxes be like: ‘Lord, sana tama ‘to.’ 🙏💼

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