How to Pay BIR via LandBank Link.BizPortal Philippines

Looking for a way to pay BIR LandBank online Philippines style without going to a bank branch? Good news: LandBank’s Link.BizPortal is one of BIR’s official electronic payment channels, and it accepts tax payments from both LandBank account holders and non-LandBank cardholders through the BancNet network. This guide walks you through every step of the process, what details you need to prepare, and how it compares to other payment options.

What is LandBank Link.BizPortal

LandBank Link.BizPortal is an online payment platform operated by the Land Bank of the Philippines. It allows individuals and businesses to pay bills and fees to government agencies and partner merchants through a secure web-based interface.

For taxpayers, it is one of the officially recognized electronic payment channels listed by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) for settling taxes. LandBank BIR payment through this portal has been available for years and remains one of the most used bank-based payment channels, especially for taxpayers who prefer not to use e-wallets.

Here is the thing: you do not need a LandBank savings or checking account to use this portal. The BancNet option allows holders of ATM cards from participating BancNet member banks to pay through the same interface.

Who Can Use It

Any taxpayer registered with BIR can pay their taxes through LandBank Link.BizPortal. This includes freelancers, sari-sari store owners, online sellers, small business owners, and professionals who file their own returns.

You need either a LandBank deposit account, a LandBank debit ATM card, or an ATM card from a participating BancNet member bank. If you do not have any of these, e-wallet options like GCash or Maya may be more practical for you.

What You Need Before You Start

Gather these details before going to the Link.BizPortal website. Having everything ready lets you complete the payment in one session without needing to stop and look things up.

1. Your TIN (Tax Identification Number), found on your Certificate of Registration, also known as BIR Form 2303.
2. Your RDO code, the 3-digit number identifying your assigned Revenue District Office, also on your Certificate of Registration.
3. Your form number, such as Form 2551Q for Quarterly Percentage Tax or Form 0605 for the Annual Registration Fee.
4. Your Tax Type Code, such as PT for Percentage Tax or RF for Registration Fee.
5. Your Return Period, the last day of the quarter or year you are paying for.
6. Your exact amount due in pesos, computed before starting the payment.
7. Your LandBank account number or BancNet ATM card, along with your ATM PIN and access to your registered mobile number for the OTP (One-Time Password).

Step-by-Step: How to Pay BIR via Link.BizPortal

Follow these steps in order. The portal is straightforward once you know the sequence.

1. Go to www.landbank.com and click on “Link.BizPortal” in the navigation, or go directly to the Link.BizPortal website.
2. Click “Pay Now” on the Link.BizPortal homepage.
3. Type “Bureau of Internal Revenue” in the merchant search field or select BIR from the list of government merchants. Then click “Continue.”
4. Select “Tax Payment” as the transaction type and click “Continue.”
5. Fill in your BIR payment details: your TIN, RDO code, form number, tax type, return period, and exact amount due. Review every field carefully before proceeding.
6. Select your preferred payment mode. Options include LandBank ATM and Debit Account, participating BancNet member bank cards, or other supported payment rails. See the payment modes section below for details.
7. Enter your account details based on your chosen payment mode. For LandBank accounts, enter your 10-digit account number. For BancNet cards, enter your card details and ATM PIN.
8. Enter the One-Time Password (OTP) sent to your registered mobile number to authorize the transaction.
9. Review the final transaction summary and click “Submit” to confirm your payment.
10. Save your payment confirmation. A confirmation receipt will display on screen. Print it or take a screenshot and also check your registered email for a confirmation copy.

Payment Modes Available

Link.BizPortal supports three main payment methods for BIR tax payments.

Payment Mode	Who Can Use It	What You Need
LandBank ATM or Debit Account	LandBank account holders	10-digit account number, OTP, ATM PIN
Participating BancNet Member Banks	Holders of BancNet-linked ATM cards from other banks	Card details, ATM PIN, OTP
Other supported account rails	Varies by current portal options	Verify on the portal payment screen

LandBank Link.BizPortal vs GCash vs Maya

All three are officially recognized BIR payment channels. Here is how they compare for common use cases.

Feature	LandBank Link.BizPortal	GCash	Maya
Account needed	LandBank account or BancNet card	GCash wallet	Maya wallet
Access method	Web browser on desktop or mobile	Mobile app	Mobile app
Transaction limits	Generally higher for bank accounts	Capped by wallet limits	Capped by wallet limits
Convenience fee	May vary, check payment screen	May apply	May apply
Confirmation	On-screen receipt plus email	In-app confirmation screen	In-app, SMS, and email
Best for	Larger tax payments from a bank account	Quick mobile payments for everyday amounts	Mobile users wanting SMS and email receipts

For a step-by-step guide to the GCash payment option, see our guide on how to pay BIR via GCash. For a broader overview of all payment channels, visit our BIR payment guide.

Common BIR Forms and Their Deadlines

Verify the latest deadline with the BIR website or ask BB for the most current information, since these can shift due to holidays or BIR memoranda.

BIR Form	What It Covers	Typical Deadline
Form 0605	Annual Registration Fee (PHP 500)	January 31 each year
Form 2551Q	Quarterly Percentage Tax	25 days after each quarter ends
Form 1701Q	Quarterly Income Tax	15th day of the second month after each quarter ends
Form 1701A or 1701	Annual Income Tax Return	April 15 each year

How to Pay via GCash Instead

If you do not have a LandBank account or BancNet card, GCash is the most accessible alternative. Here is the short version.

1. Open GCash and tap “Pay Bills.”
2. Search for “BIR” under the Government category.
3. Select your form number from the list.
4. Enter your TIN, RDO code, Tax Type Code, and Return Period.
5. Enter your exact amount due and review the summary screen.
6. Confirm with your MPIN and screenshot the confirmation page as proof of payment.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

1. Entering an incorrect TIN or RDO code. A wrong entry posts your payment to the wrong taxpayer account or district. BIR cannot automatically reassign the payment, and you will need to visit your RDO to correct it.
2. Selecting the wrong transaction type. Always select “Tax Payment” when paying BIR taxes. Other transaction types exist in the portal but apply to different payment scenarios.
3. Not saving or printing the confirmation receipt. The confirmation screen and email are your only immediate proof of payment. If you lose them, tracking down the transaction later takes significantly more effort.
4. Paying close to the deadline without checking for bank maintenance windows. LandBank, like most banks, schedules maintenance periods that can temporarily take the portal offline. Pay at least two to three days before your deadline to leave room for any system downtime.
5. Assuming the payment posts to BIR immediately. Bank-based payments typically post near real-time, but if made after cut-off times, they may reflect the next banking day. Plan accordingly if you are paying close to a deadline.

Real Example: Ben’s Tax Payment in Laguna

Ben is a sole proprietor running a small printing supply business in Santa Rosa, Laguna. He earns around PHP 80,000 per month in gross sales and has a LandBank business account he uses for his operations.

For his Quarterly Percentage Tax, he computed his total gross receipts for the quarter at PHP 240,000. His Percentage Tax due was PHP 7,200, computed at 3% of PHP 240,000.

Instead of going to his RDO or lining up at an Authorized Agent Bank, he opened Link.BizPortal on his laptop, selected Bureau of Internal Revenue, chose Tax Payment as the transaction type, and filled in his TIN, RDO code, Form 2551Q, PT as his Tax Type, and the last day of the quarter as his Return Period.

He entered PHP 7,200, selected his LandBank account, entered his ATM PIN and the OTP sent to his phone, and submitted. His confirmation appeared within seconds, and a receipt was also sent to his email. The whole process took him about five minutes.

Final Thoughts

Knowing how to pay BIR LandBank online Philippines style gives you a reliable bank-based alternative when you prefer not to use an e-wallet or when your tax amount exceeds typical e-wallet transaction caps.

The LandBank BIR payment process through Link.BizPortal is straightforward: merchant selection, tax details, payment mode, OTP confirmation, and receipt. The key is making sure your TIN, RDO code, form number, and return period are all correct before you submit. If you are ever unsure which form to use or how to compute your amount due, BB is available 24/7 in English and Filipino to help. Paying your taxes on time has never required a bank visit.

Disclaimer: This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or accounting advice. For complex tax situations, consult a licensed CPA.