The BIR said notable changes under these new revenue issuances compared to RMO No. 47-2020 include the substantial reduction of the number of documentary requirements from 30 to a minimum of 9 and maximum of 17, and the non-submission of soft copies of the scanned sales invoices or official receipts in support of both purchases and sales of goods or services.
Source: pna.gov.ph
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