The Rental Billing Statement is a fundamental document in Philippine property management and real estate operations, used to formally communicate and track financial transactions between property owners/managers and tenants. This document, regulated under Philippine property and taxation laws, provides a detailed monthly or periodic breakdown of rental charges, utility consumption, maintenance fees, and other related expenses. It serves multiple purposes including rent collection, tax documentation, and financial record-keeping. The statement must comply with local regulations including the Rent Control Act of 2009 and the National Internal Revenue Code, particularly regarding VAT requirements and withholding tax provisions. It's essential for both residential and commercial rental arrangements, providing transparency in rental transactions and serving as a crucial reference for both accounting and legal purposes.

1. Statement Header: Contains the landlord's business information, TIN, address, and contact details

2. Tenant Information: Tenant's complete name, rental unit details, and account number if applicable

3. Statement Period: Clear indication of the billing period covered by the statement

4. Base Rental Amount: The primary rental charge for the period

5. Utility Charges: Breakdown of all utility charges (electricity, water, etc.) with meter readings where applicable

6. Additional Charges: Other regular charges such as maintenance fees, parking fees, etc.

7. Payment History: Record of payments received during the previous period

8. Current Balance: Total amount due including any carried forward balance

9. Payment Terms: Due date and acceptable payment methods

10. Statement Summary: Quick overview of previous balance, new charges, payments received, and current amount due