In today’s fast-paced, digital-first economy, consumers are more informed and cautious than ever before. Whether you’re selling products online, offering professional services, or opening a...
The rise of solopreneurs—individuals who run and own their business without co-founders—is reshaping the Philippine business landscape. With the digital economy booming, more Filipinos are becoming...
For decades, entrepreneurs in the Philippines had limited legal choices when structuring their businesses: either operate as a sole proprietorship or form a corporation with at least five...
If you’re planning to start a sole proprietorship or freelance business in the Philippines, one of the first legal steps you’ll encounter is registering your business name with the Department of...
Starting a business is a bold move—but failing to register it with the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is an even bolder risk, one that could cost you far more than you expect. In the eyes of...
Starting a business in the Philippines comes with legal responsibilities—foremost among them is tax compliance. Whether you’re a sole proprietor, a freelancer, a partnership, or a corporation, one...
