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Influencer BIR Sales Invoice

Are you a content creator, vlogger, or social media influencer who wants to legitimize your business and be able to issue Influencer BIR Sales Invoice? Feeling mo ba mahirap? Or baka iniisip mo na ang daming steps, ang daming requirements, at siguradong magastos pa? Don’t worry—akala ko rin dati ganun! But once you understand the process, you’ll realize it’s not as complicated as it seems.

Being a legit influencer isn’t just about following rules—it’s about taking your craft seriously. Having a BIR Sales Invoice gives you the power to issue official receipts to brands and agencies, making you a trusted and professional creator. It’s your ticket to bigger collaborations, faster payments, and a more credible reputation.

Influencer BIR Sales Invoice
Influencer BIR Sales Invoice

As a mommy influencer, I’ve gone through this process myself. Akala ko noon hassle, pero totoo, it’s actually empowering! Registering your business and securing your BIR Sales Invoice means you’re treating your passion as a real profession. And once you’re registered, brands will love working with you even more because they know you’re compliant and legit.

So if you’re ready to take that next step to become a legit Mommy Influencer with a BIR Sales Invoice, here’s your step-by-step guide.

Step 1: DTI Registration

First, you need to register your business with DTI. Go to bnrs.dti.gov.ph and start your registration. Prepare a valid email address and ₱2,000 for the National registration. You can choose from descriptors like WEB CONTENT PUBLISHING, VLOGGING SERVICES, or even DIGITAL MARKETING SERVICES if you want a broader business scope.

DTI’s official message says it best: “Are you a content creator, vlogger, or social media influencer who wants to legitimize your business? Register now!” If you need help, you can contact the Business Name Registration System Helpdesk at 0917-595-3930 or email BNRSHelpdesk@dti.gov.ph. Once approved, you’ll receive your DTI Certificate of Business Name Registration—your first proof that you’re running a legitimate business.

Step 2: Barangay Certificate

Next, go to your Barangay Hall to get a Barangay Certificate. Bring a valid ID that shows your address. This document confirms your business operates within your barangay. Mabilis lang ‘to—usually you can get it within the same day.

Step 3: BIR Registration

Now, it’s time to register with the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR). Bring your DTI Certificate, Barangay Certificate, and valid ID, plus ₱30 for the documentation stamp. Fill up the application form needed. Madali lang ito and accomodating naman ang mga nasa BIR, lalo na BIR Estancia Pasig. Submit your documents to your assigned BIR office. Once processed, you’ll receive your BIR Form 2303 or Certificate of Registration. Depends if system is online, if it is, you can get it within (based on my experience, if the system is offline, expect delays. Sa anak ko inabot ng almost 1 week bago nya nakuha.

After that, apply for your Authority to Print (ATP) so you can have your official Sales Invoice printed. If you don’t have a printer in mind, ask the BIR office for recommendations. Printing costs around ₱1,500, and if you want it rushed, add ₱500.

Example timeline: When Mico applied on September 30, he got his BIR 2303 by October 6 and his Sales Invoice by October 20—ready to issue receipts and work legally.

Filing Taxes as a Mommy Influencer

Once you have your Mommy Influencer BIR Sales Invoice, you’re officially a registered taxpayer. It may sound intimidating at first, but it’s really not that hard once you get the rhythm. You just need to file quarterly and then annually.

Every quarter, submit a summary of your income and expenses to the BIR. Then, file your Annual Income Tax Return (ITR) once a year to report your total earnings. Keep all your invoices and receipts organized para madali ang encoding at computation later on. Remember—being consistent is key!

Be a Legit Mommy Influencer Now

Being a legit mommy influencer with a BIR Sales Invoice isn’t just about paperwork—it’s a statement of professionalism. It shows that you take your career seriously and respect your industry. As Mommy Pehpot, I’ve seen how being compliant builds trust with brands, attracts bigger opportunities, and gives peace of mind sa bawat collaboration.

So to all my fellow creators and moms out there—legitimize your passion. Treat your influence like a true business. Start your journey now and secure your BIR Sales Invoice today.

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Quarantine Ka Lang, Sanay Akong Nasa Bahay

“Quarantine ka lang, stay at home mom ako, sanay ako lagi sa bahay.”

That was my initial thought during the quarantine. I can do it, I am trained to do this. I have been doing it all my life. Stay home? Sisiw yan sa akin! And so the first few days during the quarantine seemed ok. Akala ko lang pala yun. As the days goes by, it dawned to me how challenging it can be. First, all my kids are at home 24/7. Bilang isang ina, alam nyo yan na ang pahinga natin madalas ay mga pagkakataon na nasa labas ng bahay ang mga anak natin. It was a never ending list of household chores to finish. Literal na walang katapusan. I am a mom of 5 kids and I know ginusto ko naman ito, pero tao lang nagagagod din.


“Kapag sinabi ng nanay na pagod siya, hindi ibig sabihin ayaw na niyang alagaan ang pamilya niya.” 

I can relate to all other moms out there who for a moment or so feels like they need to take a break but is guilty of doing so. Guilty that their family might think that she no longer wants to take care of them. Guilty that her husband might think that she is no longer happy with her happy. So many to be guilty about that we just brushed off our tiredness. But we really need to take a rest, to take a break and wanting one does not mean that we love our family less.

Grocery time is what we usually consider our break time. A time away from our kids, a time to recharge, tapos nawala yun because of the quarantine. Yung akala mo madali na quarantine because you’re stay at home mom, turns out to be harder than it is. That’s how I felt 2 or 3 weeks after. I feel like a prison. I feel like I need to breathe.

“You cannot pour from an empty cup.” 

The moment I felt like I was a prison, that’s when I started to overwork myself more. Yung dati walang katapusan na pagluluto, sasamahan mo pa ng walang katapusang na paglalaba at paglilinis ng bahay. Kung pwede lang 2-3 chores gawin ko ng sabay sabay, gagawin ko. I feel like it’s the theraphy that I need. Maglinis, be productive. At first it seems effective, I forgot the feeling of being held against my will. But then I noticed how it affected my relationship with my kids. ANG SUNGIT KO NA PALA!

Yes, the house is clean, there is always food pero wala ng lambing. I don’t feel the need to go out but I am not happy, specially my kids, I can see that they are not happy. I realized I am giving too much that it left me empty.

I started seeing what I am lacking, and that is to understand that I cannot do everything and I need all the help I can get. From having to do all by myself to teaching my kids to clean the house, vacuum the carpet, water the plants, leads me to have more time to appreciate not just my rest time but our bonding time as well. Mas marami kaming time sa isat isa when we do things together.

“Kindness is Everything” 

During the time that I was feeling lost, I realized that even the happiest people can really feel down. Doon ko na realize how important it is to show kindness to everyone. Na sa likod ng mga ngiti ng bawat isa, sa likod ng tawa at halakhak, sa likod ng magandang profile photo, there is maybe a sad mom, or a person suffering from this quarantine and the pandemic. You really do not know kung ano ang pinag dadaanan ng isang tao so always be kind.

“Hindi lahat ng tumutulong ay mayaman, yung iba mahirap din, dahil ramdam nila ang kapwa mahirap. Ang tawag doon ay malasakit.”

And when you see people who they really are, what they really are, you started to realize that there is something you can do to make their lives better. Dahil sa pandemic, natutunan ko that I can always do something to help people and through my page and my blog I was able to do that through my Live series and projects that help other people. Through my youtube, I was able to help give information and at the same nakatulong na i promote ang small businesses.




And though people may think na malaki ang tulong ng mga vlogs ko to promote mga small business, mas malaki ang tulong sa akin.  Kase through that, naramdaman ko na oo stay at home mom ako pero nakakatulong ako. Kahit nahihirapan ako, I can help people through my online platform. That’s the best realization sa akin ngayong quarantine, we can always do something.

This story is an entry to ComCo Southeast Asia’s “Write to Ignite Blogging Project/” The initiative is a response to the need of our times, as every story comes a long way during this period of crisis. Igniting and championing the human spirit. “Write to Ignite Blog Project” aims to pull and collate powerful stories from the Philippine blogging communities to inspire the nation to rise and move forward amidst the difficult situation. This project is made possible by ComCo Southeast Asia, co-presented Eastern Communications and sponsored by Electrolux, Jobstreet and Teleperformance.

 

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Fun Ranch Project Happy Kids Launch

We love Fun Ranch for so many reasons. Unli play and super sulit events to name a few (such as Easter Egg Hunt and Halloween Party) pero after attending Fun Ranch Project Happy Kids Launch, super duper love ko na ang Fun Ranch



So syempre sa daily vlog ko wala masyadong discussion about the Project Happy Kids, pang blog post yun. Fun Ranch Project Happy kids is an advocacy project in partnership with MovED.

A little something about MovED, MovED is an organization/foundation that provides early childhood care and development programs sa mga communities na underserved through early child education.

Fun Ranch and MovED has the same passion when it comes to education and learning. And to encourage more kids to school, nagkaroon ng Project Happy Kids. Pagdating ng March, kids from MovED program will have the chance to enjoy a day of fun in Fun Ranch with OUR HELP!

Paanong with our help? For every unli play purchase sa Fun Ranch Playdium, add 50 pesos and you’ll be adding funds to Project Happy Kids. Ang target ng Fun Ranch is to make 100 kids by end of school year. Kakayanin ba? Of course with our help!

Bring your kids sa pinakamalapit na Fun Ranch sa’yo and be part of Project Happy Kids:

  • ORTIGAS
    Frontera Verde Ortigas Ave. Cor. C5, Pasig City
  • ALABANG
    Westgate Center Filinvest, Alabang, Muntinlupa
  • PAMPANGA
    Paseo Las Palmas Building, Jose Abad Santos Ave. (JASA), San Fernando, Pampanga

Check out/ follow Fun Ranch Facebook Page para sa mga exciting and super sulit events nila.

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