Business Registration, Formation and Incorporation in the Philippines

How to Register a Business in the Philippines

Foreign companies starting or doing business in the Philippines must register their company with various government agencies including the SEC, BIR, SSS, Phil-health, Pag-ibig and obtain clearance from local governments.  Foreign companies that are over 60% export can be fully foreign owned in the Philippines tough a Branch or Domestic Corporation (Subsidiary).  K&C can advise on the most suitable business enterprise for you considering the company's intentions, foreign ownership restrictions, tax, income and corporate concerns.  K&C lawyers and CPAs will instruct you on how to register a business in the Philippines.

Registration Requirements in the philippines

Investors doing business in the Philippines must register their company (branch, subsidiary/domestic corporation, representative or regional office) with all the required Philippine government agencies to operate. K&C can advise on the most suitable business enterprise for you considering the company's intentions, foreign ownership restrictions, and tax and corporate concerns. 

Tax Breaks and other Incentives in the philippines

Our lawyers and CPAs address risks, identify opportunities and suggest tax efficient structures for foreign companies starting and doing business in the Philippines. K&C will assist with registration with PEZA, BOI, CEZA, BCDA, SBMA, CDC and other government agencies for a successful start to your business in the Philippines. We will also assist your foreign company in availing of tax incentives if qualified.