The taxman cometh for video bloggers, influencers, Youtubers and others earning money from digital ads on their platforms.
“We do not need more taxes now, we need assistance. The unemployment rate has gone up since the pandemic, and people are trying to find ways like online selling or blogging to survive. This BIR plan shows how the government is so insensitive to the needs of the people.”
At a hearing of the House ways and means panel, ACT Teachers Rep. France Castro asked the BIR: “Is it true that bloggers, filmmakers and those earning from digital ads are also covered by this memorandum?”
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