How to File Annual Income Tax Return 1701 via eBIR Forms (Mixed Income Earner | Graduated Rates)

This video illustrates quarterly filing of Income Tax (1701) using graduated income tax rates and itemized deductions method thru eBIR Forms for taxable year 2024. Deadline of filing is April 15, 2025. ✅ Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @gerardcarpizo   ✅ Related Videos: How to File Annual ITR (1701MS) -    • How to File Annual Income Tax Return (AITR...   How to File Annual ITR (eBIR Forms) -    • How to File Annual Income Tax Return using...   BIR Form 2316 -    • How to Fill Up BIR Form 2316 (Individual E...   Income Tax Exemptions -    • Understanding Income Tax Exemptions in the...   Minimum Wage Tax Exemption -    • Income Tax Compliance of Minimum Wage Earners   ✅ Links: eBIR Forms: https://www.bir.gov.ph/ebirforms BIR Site: https://www.bir.gov.ph/ ORUS: https://orus.bir.gov.ph/ ============ 📂 Required Documents: ✔️ BIR Form 2316 (from your employer) ✔️ Summary of Income from business or freelancing ✔️ Books of Accounts (if applicable) ✔️ Quarterly Income Tax Returns (1701Q) for self-employed individuals ✔️ Proof of tax payments (if applicable) ============ 📝 Filing Steps: 1️⃣ Download and install eBIRForms from the BIR website. 2️⃣ Select the correct ITR form (1701 or 1701A). 3️⃣ Fill in the details correctly (income, deductions, tax due, etc.). 4️⃣ Submit electronically via eBIRForms. 5️⃣ Pay the tax due through GCash, Maya, online banking, or authorized banks. 6️⃣ Save your confirmation email and payment receipt for records. ============ 🚀 Don’t Miss the Tax Deadline! The BIR deadline for filing your Annual ITR is April 15 each year. Late filing may result in penalties and interest charges, so file early to avoid issues! #eBIRForms #tax #incometax #BIR #BIRTaxFiling #MixedIncomeEarner #PhilippineTaxes #SelfEmployed #FreelancerTaxes #HowToFileITR #BIRForm1701 #TaxFilingPH #TaxTipsPH ============ ✅Disclaimer: This video is mainly for academic purposes and is not a substitute in doing your due diligence. For highly technical tax issues, you are advised to seek professional assistance or contact BIR for proper tax compliance.