You finally figured out how to register a corporation. You bookmarked the government pages. Saved the forms. Downloaded a checklist. Maybe you even followed a tutorial showing exactly what to click...
You’ve registered the company with the SEC. So you’re ready to operate, right? Then someone says: “You still need to register with the BIR.” Okay. Then: “What about your Business Permit?”...
You just want to start a business. Then corporate registration starts asking questions: How many shares will the corporation have? What’s the par value? Who are the directors? Who should be...
You’re ready to register your corporation. Then you encounter terms like: Authorized Capital Stock. Subscribed Capital. Par Value. Primary Purpose. Incorporator. Director. Suddenly, registering...
One of the biggest reasons entrepreneurs choose a corporation is protection. The basic idea sounds simple: If the business gets into financial trouble, your personal assets should be separate from the...
The SEC registration was approved. The office was ready. Employees had been hired. Marketing campaigns were already running. The owners thought the company was finally ready to start doing business...
