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Showing 1–4 of 4 articles for “minimum capital”

Minimum Capital for Foreign Companies in the Philippines: What the Law Actually Requires

Is there a minimum capital for a foreign company in the Philippines? Learn what the Revised Corporation Code and the Foreign Investments Act require.

DMW Escrow Requirement for Recruitment Agencies: Capital and Deposit Rules

The DMW escrow requirement for a recruitment agency is at least PhP 1,500,000, on top of a minimum capitalization of PhP 5,000,000 for manning agencies.

Minimum Capital Requirements for Foreign Corporations in the Philippines

Does the Philippines impose a minimum capital requirement on foreign corporations? Learn what the Revised Corporation Code and the Foreign Investments Act actually say.

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.