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Integrated HR. Accurate Payroll.

Integrated HR. Accurate Payroll.

Handling HR and payroll tasks can be challenging — especially for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the Philippines. Between managing attendance, salaries, and government compliance, it’s easy for HR teams to feel overwhelmed.
One of the most critical parts of payroll management is preparing monthly mandatory government contributions such as SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG. Missing deadlines or miscalculating payments can lead to penalties and employee dissatisfaction.
In this article, we’ll walk you through the step-by-step process of preparing monthly contributions — and how automation tools like PinoyCode can make the process faster, easier, and error-free.
In the Philippines, both employers and employees are required to contribute to three main government agencies:
These are mandatory under Philippine labor laws and must be remitted monthly by all employers.
| Contribution | Payment Deadline | Notes |
| SSS | Based on employer number (10th–31st of the month) | Check SSS circular for specific cut-off |
| PhilHealth | Every 11th–15th of the following month | May vary for government offices |
| Pag-IBIG | Every 10th of the following month | Employers may remit earlier |
💡 Tip: Always refer to the latest circulars from each agency for updated deadlines and contribution tables.
Let’s simplify the process for HR staff and business owners:
Step 1: Gather Employee Payroll Data
Before computation, make sure you have:
This ensures your contributions are based on accurate payroll amounts.
Step 2: Compute Employee and Employer Shares
🏦 SSS Contribution (2025 Rate Example)
Example:
If an employee’s MSC is ₱20,000
→ Employee share: ₱900
→ Employer share: ₱1,900
→ Total: ₱2,800
🏥 PhilHealth Contribution (2025 Rate Example)
Rate: 5% of monthly salary (split 50/50 between employer and employee)
Salary floor: ₱10,000
Salary ceiling: ₱100,000
Example:
If salary = ₱30,000 → 5% × ₱30,000 = ₱1,500
→ Employer share: ₱750
→ Employee share: ₱750
🏠 Pag-IBIG Contribution
Employee share: 1% (if monthly salary ≤ ₱1,500) or 2% (if > ₱1,500)
Employer share: 2%
(Capped at ₱100 employee contribution)
Example:
If salary = ₱30,000 → Employee ₱200 + Employer ₱200 = ₱400 total.
Step 3: Prepare Payment Reports
Each agency requires specific reports before remittance:
Generate these reports accurately to match your payroll data.
Step 4: Submit and Pay Online
Most agencies now accept online payments, making it easier than ever to stay compliant:
You can pay via bank transfer, payment center, or online gateways.
Step 5: Keep Records for Compliance
Keep soft and hard copies of:
The DOLE requires employers to keep these records for at least 3 years for auditing and verification purposes.
Manually computing contributions each month can take hours — and even one wrong entry can cause compliance issues.
With PinoyCode, HR teams can save time and reduce errors through automation:
✅ Auto-computes SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG deductions
✅ Generates monthly reports instantly
✅ Integrates with timekeeping and payroll
✅ Cloud-based access — anytime, anywhere
✅ 100% compliant with Philippine labor standards
By using PinoyCode, your HR team can focus more on people — and less on paperwork.
Preparing monthly mandatory contributions doesn’t have to be complicated. By following this step-by-step guide — and leveraging automation tools like PinoyCode — you can save time, avoid penalties, and ensure accuracy every single month.
Work smart. Stay compliant. Simplify HR with PinoyCode.
👉 Learn more at www.pinoycode.com