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About ninety days to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Bureau of Internal Revenue, the Social Security System, the Home Development Mutual Fund, and the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation, and to obtain a Barangay Clearance and a Business Permit (i.e., Mayor’s Permit) from the relevant Local Government Units.
We recommend two steps in parallel. One, look for a suitable location (i.e., principal office address) for your company. Two, work with us to determine the right kind of legal entity for you.
First, the business or project of the company must be an activity included in the Strategic Investment Priority Plan. Then, the company must register with one of the Investment Promotion Agencies of the Philippines to become a Registered Business Entity (RBE). Only RBEs can apply for tax incentives under the Corporate Recovery and Tax Incentives for Enterprises (CREATE) Act.
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