BIR Form 0605 PDF – Free Download & Guide

BIR Form No. 0605, also known as the Payment Form, is used by taxpayers in the Philippines to pay registration fees, penalties, compromise penalties, and other miscellaneous taxes to the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR). This form is commonly used for the Annual Registration Fee (₱500) and for settling late filing penalties.

What is BIR Form 0605?

BIR Form 0605 is an official payment form used when there is no specific tax return required, but a payment still needs to be made to the BIR. It applies to both individuals and businesses, including self-employed professionals, sole proprietors, partnerships, and corporations.

This form does not declare income—it is purely for tax payments and penalties.

Why You Need This PDF

✅ Who should use it?
– Self-employed individuals and professionals
– Business owners and corporations
– Taxpayers with penalties or compromise fees

✅ Common uses:
– Annual Registration Fee (₱500)
– Payment of penalties and surcharges
– Compromise penalties
– Other BIR-assessed fees

✅ Key features – Simple payment form accepted by banks, eFPS, and eBIRForms.

Download BIR Form 0605 PDF for Free

📥 File Type: PDF
📏 Page Size: A4
✍ Editable: Yes (via eBIRForms)
📌 Source: Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) – www.bir.gov.ph

How to Use This PDF

1. Download and open the BIR Form 0605 PDF.
2. Fill in the required details, including:
   • Taxpayer name and TIN
   • RDO code
   • Type of payment (e.g., Registration Fee, Penalty)
3. Enter the amount to be paid, including penalties if applicable.
4. Submit and pay through:
   • Authorized Agent Banks (AABs)
   • eFPS (for enrolled taxpayers)
   • eBIRForms with electronic payment channels
5. Keep the validated copy or payment confirmation for records.

Frequently Asked Questions

❓ Is BIR Form 0605 required every year?
✔ Yes, for businesses and self-employed individuals paying the ₱500 Annual Registration Fee.

❓ Can I use this form to pay penalties?
✔ Yes. BIR Form 0605 is commonly used to settle late filing penalties, surcharges, and compromise penalties.

❓ Is this a tax return?
✖ No. It is only a payment form and does not report income or expenses.