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Showing 25–31 of 31 articles for “revised corporation code”

How to Register a Corporation in the Philippines: A Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to register a corporation in the Philippines under the Revised Corporation Code, from name reservation to SEC issuance of the certificate of incorporation.

Corporation vs Partnership in the Philippines: Which Business Structure Is Right for You?

Compare corporation vs partnership in the Philippines: liability, taxes, management, and formation under the Revised Corporation Code and Civil Code.

Corporate Bylaws in the Philippines: What They Are and When You Must Adopt Them

Learn what corporate bylaws are in the Philippines, when they must be adopted, and the rules under the Revised Corporation Code.

Minimum Capital Requirement for Corporations in the Philippines: What the Law Says

No minimum capital stock is required for most Philippine stock corporations under the Revised Corporation Code. Learn the rules and exceptions.

Corporate Housekeeping in the Philippines: A Compliance Checklist

A practical guide to corporate housekeeping in the Philippines under the Revised Corporation Code, covering filings, meetings, and records.

Doing Business in the Philippines: License Requirements for Foreign Corporations

Learn the license requirements for a foreign corporation doing business in the Philippines under the Revised Corporation Code, including the application process and key compliance steps.

How to Amend the Articles of Incorporation in the Philippines

Learn how to amend articles of incorporation in the Philippines under the Revised Corporation Code, including voting requirements and SEC filing steps.