Other Briefings
Annual Reporting Obligations for Foreign-Owned Companies in the Philippines
Foreign-owned companies in the Philippines must meet annual financial reporting, SEC filing, and corporate tax obligations to maintain compliance.
How to Choose an Accounting Firm in the Philippines
The right accounting firm can support more than statutory compliance. Compare the factors foreign investors should evaluate when selecting an accounting adviser in the Philippines.
Protecting Intellectual Property in the Philippines: Strategic Considerations for Foreign Investors
Protect intellectual property in the Philippines with insights on trademarks, patents, technology licensing, and strategic considerations for foreign investors.
Choosing Between a Domestic Corporation, OPC, or Branch Office in the Philippines
Choosing between a domestic corporation, OPC, or branch office in the Philippines depends on foreign ownership rules, tax, governance, and regulatory requirements.
Intercompany Transactions in the Philippines: Managing Tax Exposure and Cross-Border Payments
See how intercompany transactions in the Philippines affect tax cost, audit risk, and cash flow. Identify key triggers and avoid costly compliance issues.
Philippines Domestic Corporation Setup: Avoid Costly Mistakes Before You Invest
Avoid delays and unnecessary costs when setting up a company in the Philippines. Learn what foreign investors must get right before investing.
PEZA vs BOI in the Philippines: Which Incentive Structure Fits Your Manufacturing or Logistics Model?
Evaluate PEZA vs BOI incentives, tax exposure, and setup risks to choose the most cost-efficient structure for your Philippines investment.
Fixed-Term vs Regular Employment Contracts When Foreign Firms Hire in the Philippines
Foreign firms hiring in the Philippines should assess whether fixed-term or regular employment contracts are appropriate. Learn the legal risks, costs, and compliance considerations.
Philippines–UAE CEPA: Trade Expansion and Investment Implications
The Philippines–UAE CEPA can expand trade, infrastructure investment, and sector opportunities linking Southeast Asia with Gulf markets.
How to Add or Amend Business Activities After Incorporation in the Philippines
Foreign investors adding activities in the Philippines must review 60 percent ownership caps, US$200,000 capital rules, and tax impact before amendment.
