Registering a business with the SEC or DTI is only the beginning of regulatory compliance in the Philippines. Every business also needs to address its obligations with the Bureau of Internal Revenue...
Registering your company with the SEC or DTI does not automatically authorize you to operate from a particular location. Businesses in the Philippines must also comply with the requirements of the...
Starting a business in the Philippines involves more than choosing a company name and opening your doors. If you plan to operate as a corporation, one of your first major compliance steps is...
Under Philippine labor law, the moment a corporation hires its first employee, it must register as an employer with the three statutory social benefit agencies. Integrated Registration via Philippine...
Securing your SEC Certificate and Mayor’s Permit is only half the battle. To issue legal sales invoices and pay corporate taxes, you must register with the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) within 30...
Once your SEC Certificate of Incorporation is issued, your corporation cannot legally open its physical doors in Metropolitan Cebu without a Mayor’s Permit (LGU Business Permit). Key Pre-requisite:...
