Guide on Cedula Requirements 2023 — What You Need to Prepare
CEDULA REQUIREMENTS 2023 – Here are the documents needed in requesting for a Community Tax Certificate from the barangay or city hall.
One of the documents that are usually requested in a lot of transactions is the Community Tax Certificate. It is more commonly called CEDULA. It is usually requested in registering a new business, purchasing a house, applying for a license, receiving a payment from a government agency, etc.
The Community Tax Certificate is a document that certifies the community tax payment of the individual. It is one of the documents that are easy and fast to process.
The document is requested from a barangay hall, the city hall, or the municipal hall. However, due to the barangay hall issuing a permit, the CEDULA is usually requested from the municipal or city hall.
There are eligibility requirements in getting a Community Tax Certificate. The applicant must be:
- a Philippine resident
- at least 18 years of age
- an employed individual who is working for at least 30 consecutive days during the calendar year
- a business owner who operates a witness within the municipality or city
- a person required to file an income tax return
- an individual who has a real estate property with a value of at least P1,000
If you will be applying for a Community Tax Certificate as an individual, here are the CEDULA requirements 2023:
- Accomplished Community Tax Declaration Form
- valid ID
- payslip
- proof of Income
If you are a business owner, here are the documents needed in getting a Community Tax Certificate:
- Accomplished Community Tax Declaration Form
- valid government-issued ID
- approved business tax declaration as evaluated by the City Treasurer’s office
If the person who wants to get a Community Tax Certificate cannot personally process it due to a hectic schedule, a medical condition, or another reason, a representative is allowed to do it. Here are the documents needed:
- Authorization letter
- valid government-issued ID
- photocopy of the valid government-issued ID of the person or business owner being represented
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