Compliance

A global core, with statutory detail built one country at a time.

The ledger, the currencies and the entity structure are not tied to any jurisdiction. What has to be built country by country is the statutory layer, and only one country has it so far.

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First region

The first region built.

Returns are prepared from posted records and exported in the format the Bureau expects. The last step, filing them, stays with you.

Available · First region

BIR Form 2550Q · Q2 2026

Vatable sales: ₱4,182,400.00
Output VAT (12%): ₱501,888.00
Input VAT: ₱318,204.00
Creditable withholding: ₱41,820.00
VAT payable: ₱141,864.00

Every line traced from posted transactions, not retyped

What happens next

Return prepared Done
Data file generated Done
Filed with the Bureau By you

Boongon prepares the return and the data file. Submission to the Bureau is yours — there is no electronic filing

Process illustration · demonstration data A quarterly VAT return, built from posted records. The last step is yours.

Value-added and percentage tax

2550M Monthly VAT declaration Prepared
2550Q Quarterly VAT return Prepared
2551Q Quarterly percentage tax return Prepared

Withholding tax — compensation

1601-C Monthly remittance, compensation Prepared
1604-C Annual information return, compensation Prepared
2316 Certificate of compensation paid and tax withheld Prepared

Withholding tax — expanded

0619-E Monthly remittance form, expanded Partly prepared
1601-EQ Quarterly remittance return, expanded Prepared
1604-E Annual information return, expanded Prepared
2307 Certificate of creditable tax withheld at source Prepared

Withholding tax — final

0619-F Monthly remittance form, final Partly prepared
1601-FQ Quarterly remittance return, final Prepared
1604-F Annual information return, final Prepared
2306 Certificate of final tax withheld at source Prepared

Summary lists and alphalists

SLSP Summary list of sales and purchases Prepared
SAWT Summary alphalist of withholding taxes Prepared
QAP Quarterly alphalist of payees Partly prepared

Books of Accounts

General Journal Generated from posted transactions Prepared
General Ledger Generated from posted transactions Prepared
Sales and Purchases Subsidiary books Prepared
Cash Receipts and Disbursements Subsidiary books Prepared

Income tax

1702Q Quarterly income tax return, corporations Not built
1702-RT Annual income tax return, regular rate Not built
1701Q Quarterly income tax return, individuals Not built
1701 Annual income tax return, individuals Not built

Recognised, not produced

0605 Payment form Tracked only
1602Q Final tax on interest on deposits Tracked only
1603Q Final tax on fringe benefits Tracked only
2000 Documentary stamp tax return Tracked only

What these four words mean

Prepared: Produced from your posted records, ready for you to file.
Partly prepared: Partly produced from your records. You complete the rest before filing.
Tracked only: Carried in the filing calendar as an obligation, so it appears on your deadlines. Boongon does not produce the form.
Not built: Not produced, and not on a published date. You prepare this outside Boongon.

Underneath the forms

The controls the forms are built on.

A return is only as good as the records behind it. These are the statutory controls the First region layer applies before a form is ever produced.

Authorised receipt numbering (First region) Where a permit authorises a numbered range and a validity period, the database refuses to issue a number outside it. A refused number rolls the counter back, so the sequence has no gaps and no duplicates.
Incentive tax regimes (First region) A company is registered as PEZA, BOI, ecozone, BARMM or regular, and that setting drives the VAT return and the income statement rather than sitting in a note.
Statutory remittance schedules (First region) The monthly and quarterly schedules the agencies expect, built from the pay runs you have already posted rather than retyped into their templates.
Permit-to-Use documentation (First region) The supporting pack for a Computerised Accounting System application: system narrative, control statements and sample outputs.

What Boongon does not do for the First region

Boongon does not file anything for you. It prepares the return and the data file; submission to the Bureau is yours.
Income tax returns are not produced. The 1701 and 1702 families are not built, and no date is published for them — your accountant prepares those from the books Boongon keeps.
The Permit-to-Use pack generates the supporting attachments for a Computerised Accounting System application. It does not replace the application form itself.
Payroll statutory calculation is built for the first region, and also for India, Australia and New Zealand. In any other country a pay run cannot be finished yet.

A person writing on a printed form at a desk — The forms come out of the ledger, not out of a spreadsheet kept beside it.

Filed from the same numbers you report on

Statutory forms are produced from the posted ledger, so what you file and what you report to your board come from one place. When a figure on a form looks wrong, you can follow it back to the entry that produced it rather than reconstructing it.

The distinction that matters

You can run a company in any country on Boongon and keep proper books in your own currency today. Producing that country’s statutory returns from it is a separate thing, and it exists for our first region only.

Other jurisdictions

Everywhere else

The platform core is multi-currency and multi-entity and is not tied to any one country. What is built country by country is the statutory layer: the returns, the books and the payroll calculation. Only the first region has the returns and the books today. The payroll calculation is also built for India, Australia and New Zealand.

So: you can run a company in another country on Boongon and keep proper books in your own currency. You cannot yet produce that country’s statutory returns from it. Ask about your jurisdiction and we will tell you plainly where it sits.

Ask about your jurisdiction

What is not country-specific

The ledger, multi-currency and revaluation, the entity hierarchy, consolidation, approval rules and the audit trail. None of that changes by jurisdiction.

What is

Statutory returns, statutory books and payroll calculation. These are built per country. Only the first region has returns and books today. Payroll also works in India, Australia and New Zealand.

Tell us which countries you operate in.

We will tell you plainly which parts of Boongon would serve you today and which would not. That is a better conversation to have before a contract than during an implementation.

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