Company Formation & Registration
Before the first EIS invoice can be transmitted, a Philippine company must clear five administrative hurdles: SEC or DTI registration, BIR TIN, VAT enrolment, LGU business permit and a corporate bank account. This cluster covers each step.
Registering a Corporation with the SEC
Register a corporation with the SEC in the Philippines: name reservation, eSPARC filing, articles, by-laws, capital rules and the registrations that follow.
Sole Proprietorship & DTI Registration
Register a sole proprietorship and DTI business name in the Philippines: BNRS, BIR registration, the 8% or graduated tax choice and the PHP 3M VAT line.
BIR Registration & TIN
Get a BIR TIN and Certificate of Registration in the Philippines: ORUS steps, Forms 1901 and 1903, RDO assignment, tax types and common record mismatches.
VAT Registration
VAT registration in the Philippines: the PHP 3 million threshold, 30-day rule, 12% output and input VAT, zero-rating and the quarterly return that follows.
Business Permits — LGU / Mayor's Permit
Business permit and Mayor's Permit in the Philippines: barangay clearance, LGU requirements, January renewal, local business tax and BIR consistency.
Corporate Bank Account & Registered Address
Open a corporate bank account in the Philippines: KYC documents, board resolution, signatories, GCash and Maya collections and keeping the address current.
