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Your ledger. Your BIR filings. Already done.

Generates the actual BIR outputs from your live ledger — VAT 2550Q, RELIEF DAT files, journals, Form 2307, and EIS e-invoices. No re-keying.

What it does

Everything BIR & Statutory Compliance handles

VAT Return 2550Q from posted books

LedgerQ foots your output VAT, input VAT, and net VAT payable per rate directly from GL-posted invoices, then maps them onto the BIR Form 2550Q fields — including prior-period excess input VAT carried forward. (2550M was discontinued in 2023; LedgerQ produces the quarterly 2550Q.)

Summary Lists — RELIEF DAT format

Generate the SLS and SLP that tie out to your 2550Q and Sales Journal — only GL-posted invoices appear, so the summary lists reconcile to the VAT return. Rendered in PHP as BIR RELIEF submission requires.

BIR books of accounts

Produce the Cash Receipts, Cash Disbursements, Sales, and Purchases journals (with VAT breakdown), plus the BIR-format General Journal and General Ledger — in the prescribed columnar layouts under RR No. 9-2009.

Form 2307 withholding certificates

Produce per-vendor, per-quarter Form 2307 data drawn from actual EWT amounts on posted transactions — reading the withholding figure, never the input VAT, so certificates don’t overstate declared income.

Alphalist & eFPS attachments

Generate the Alphalist of Payees for BIR Form 1604-E, plus the withholding attachments eFPS expects — MAP (for 0619-E) and QAP (for 1601-EQ) — all in native BIR .DAT format.

BIR EIS e-invoice submission

LedgerQ maps each invoice to the BIR EIS v2.01 payload, signs it under your tenant’s key, and transmits to the BIR EIS API with acknowledgement polling — with a manual-portal mode for tenants who upload themselves.

How it works

From action to ledger, in four steps

  1. 1
    Post as usual

    Record sales, purchases, payments, and withholding in the O2C/P2P flows. Every transaction lands in the ledger with its VAT and EWT already classified — no separate tax data entry.

  2. 2
    Outputs generate from real GL data

    When a return or book is due, LedgerQ builds it from the posted ledger — 2550Q, the four special journals, SLS/SLP, Form 2307, and the alphalist attachments — so the numbers are your actual books.

  3. 3
    Validate and reconcile

    Because only GL-posted invoices flow through, your Summary Lists tie out to your 2550Q and Sales Journal automatically. Review, and let Sebee answer questions about any line before you file.

  4. 4
    File and transmit

    Download the eFPS attachment files (RELIEF, MAP/QAP DAT) and mapped 2550Q form data for the portal, and submit e-invoices straight to the BIR EIS API from inside LedgerQ.

See it

Real screens, real data

VAT 2550Q, footed from GL-posted sales and purchases
Summary Lists (SLS/SLP) in RELIEF DAT format that tie out to the 2550Q
BIR EIS e-invoice submission — signed and transmitted with acknowledgement tracking

The BIR EIS e-invoicing deadline is 31 December 2026 — be ready now

Under RR 11-2025 and RR 26-2025, covered taxpayers must issue and transmit electronic invoices through the BIR Electronic Invoicing System by 31 December 2026. LedgerQ already maps your invoices to the BIR EIS v2.01 payload, signs them, and transmits to the EIS API — so you can start electronic transmission ahead of the deadline instead of scrambling for it. (LedgerQ is CAS-ready and produces the required BIR outputs; it is not itself BIR-accredited.)

Why it matters

What you get

  • No re-keying: every BIR output is generated from the same ledger you already post to.
  • Returns that reconcile by design — SLS/SLP tie out to your 2550Q and Sales Journal.
  • CAS-ready books: the four special journals, General Journal, and General Ledger in BIR-prescribed formats.
  • eFPS-ready attachments in native BIR .DAT format (RELIEF, MAP, QAP), plus mapped 2550Q data.
  • Direct BIR EIS e-invoice submission with signing and acknowledgement tracking — or manual-portal mode.
Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is LedgerQ BIR-accredited?

LedgerQ is CAS-ready and produces the required BIR outputs; it is not itself BIR-accredited. The BIR capability is live and verifiable in the product; the formal accreditation badge is on our near-term roadmap.

Which VAT return does LedgerQ produce?

The quarterly Form 2550Q. LedgerQ foots your output VAT, input VAT, and net VAT payable per rate directly from GL-posted invoices, then maps them onto the 2550Q fields — including prior-period excess input VAT carried forward. (2550M was discontinued in 2023.)

Do the Summary Lists reconcile to the VAT return?

Yes, by design. Only GL-posted invoices appear on the SLS and SLP, so the Summary Lists tie out to your 2550Q and Sales Journal automatically. They are rendered in PHP, in the BIR RELIEF DAT format submission requires.

Can LedgerQ submit e-invoices to the BIR EIS?

Yes. LedgerQ maps each invoice to the BIR EIS v2.01 payload, signs it under your tenant key, and transmits to the BIR EIS API with acknowledgement polling — with a manual-portal mode for tenants who upload themselves.

What withholding outputs does it generate?

Per-vendor, per-quarter Form 2307 certificates drawn from actual EWT amounts on posted transactions, plus the Alphalist of Payees for Form 1604-E and the eFPS attachments MAP (for 0619-E) and QAP (for 1601-EQ), all in native BIR .DAT format.

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