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The Acknowledgement Receipt For Honorarium is a crucial document in the Philippine business and professional landscape, designed to properly document payments made for professional services, guest appearances, consultations, or special assignments. This document is essential when organizations or individuals make payments to professionals, speakers, consultants, or subject matter experts for their services rendered on a non-regular employment basis. It must comply with Philippine tax laws, particularly BIR regulations regarding withholding tax and documentation requirements. The receipt serves multiple purposes: it provides proof of payment for the payor's accounting records, helps the recipient declare income properly for tax purposes, and serves as supporting documentation for tax deductions and audit requirements. Organizations typically use this document when engaging external expertise for specific events, projects, or services where regular employment arrangements are not applicable.

1. Receipt Number and Date: Unique identifier for the receipt and date of payment for record-keeping purposes

2. Recipient Details: Complete name, address, and tax identification number (TIN) of the person receiving the honorarium

3. Payer Details: Complete name, address, and tax identification number (TIN) of the person or organization making the payment

4. Payment Details: Amount in words and figures, purpose of honorarium, and period or event covered

5. Tax Declaration: Statement regarding withholding tax (if applicable) and net amount received

6. Acknowledgement Statement: Formal statement confirming receipt of the honorarium

7. Signatures: Space for recipient's signature, with printed name and date