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The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has collected a total of Php3.72 million in taxes from social media influencers for the calendar year 2021. BIR Assistant Commissioner Clavelina Nacar informed Congress last Monday that this figure is higher compared to the previous year (2020) when they collected Php1.12 million in total taxes (income tax and VAT). In August 2021, the BIR sent out a memo reminding bloggers and social media influencers to pay their taxes. Here's the list of taxable revenue by bloggers and social media influencers as outlined by the BIR. The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) released a new memorandum announcing the availability of the Taxpayer Portal (TPPortal) so that individual taxpayers will be able to register and access their taxpayer information in a single portal. The Taxpayer Portal is a secured digital platform that provides taxpayers with a single-view online access to their tax information. The Taxpayer Portal (TPPortal) is a secured digital platform that provides taxpayers with a single-view online access to their tax information. The BIR states that this initiative establishes trust between buyers and sellers while maintaining transparency for online business operations. Read more in our articles including "BIR collected Php3.72 million in taxes from social media influencers" and "BIR opens Tax Payer Portal".