Registering a business in the Philippines can be tedious and takes a lot of time, but with GL Inc., we’ll lift this burden off your shoulder to ensure that your business starts as early as possible. Our team of experienced CPAs will focus on registering your business to the proper government agencies
If you are a single proprietor your business name should be registered. By registering your business name with the DTI, you are assured that no other entity may legally use your business
name anywhere in the Philippines.
If you’re registering a corporation or a partnership, you must register your business with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The SEC is the government agency that is responsible for securities laws and regulating the securities industry in the Philippines.
You will obtain this at your respective Local Government Unit (LGU), which is either the City Hall (for cities) or the Municipal Hall (for towns and municipalities). The permit affirms that your business is in compliance to the municipality or City’s ordinances and standards such as sanitary, fire and safety and other clearances.
You will obtain this at your respective Local Government Unit (LGU), which is either the City Hall (for cities) or the Municipal Hall (for towns and municipalities). The permit affirms that your business is in compliance to the municipality or City’s ordinances and standards such as sanitary, fire and safety and other clearances.
Your employees are entitled to have the mandated government benefits. Registering employees ensures that, as an employer, you are lawfully remitting your employer’s contribution to the agency for the benefits of your employees. This local benefits includes SSS, PHIC & HDMF
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