Revenue Memorandum Order · RMO

RMO No. 27-2022

To (1) prescribe the amended guidelines in the reporting of accomplishments under the Taxpayer Awareness Program (TAP), (2) revise the matrix used as guide in the determination of Score and OPCR Rating of RDOs under the TAP, and (3) prescribe the revised templates in the reporting of accomplishments under the TAP.

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Document type: RMO
Number: 27
Year: 2022
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RMO No. 27-2022 (May 6, 2022) amends how BIR Revenue District Offices (RDOs) report and are evaluated for Taxpayer Awareness Program (TAP) accomplishments. Starting with the RDOs' 1st Semester 2022 accomplishment report, posting of tax information materials on social media (Facebook, YouTube, etc.) is no longer reported under the TAP because it will be evaluated separately under RMO No. 7-2022 through 'Social Media Accounts Performance' metrics (page reach, views, followers). RDOs instead earn TAP points based on their nationwide social media performance ranking: 60 points for the first 15 RDOs, 50 for the next 20, 40 for the next 30, 30 for the next 35, and 20 for the remaining RDOs. Point rules for other tax information dissemination activities continue with clarifications: tax seminars/briefings/webinars earn 3 points (below 100 attendees) or 5 points (100 or more attendees), counting only external-participant events, and meetings/dialogues with LGU officials and private sector groups earn 1 point per meeting. The Order also revises the matrix for determining RDOs' Score and OPCR Rating under the TAP and prescribes revised TAP reporting templates.