Other Briefings
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.
Understanding Capital Gains Treatment for Share and Asset Transfers in the Philippines
Share vs asset transfers in the Philippines: capital gains, VAT, and corporate tax risks foreign investors must model before exiting.
How to Reduce Withholding Tax on Cross-Border Payments in the Philippines
Foreign companies operating in the Philippines must manage withholding tax risks through proper documentation, treaty compliance, and structured advisory support.
Enforcing Commercial Contracts in the Philippines: An Investor Enforcement Perspective
See how contract enforcement works in the Philippines and what you must structure to protect your investment and recovery rights.
Understanding Withholding Tax on Royalties, Dividends, And Service Fees in The Philippines
Withholding tax affects dividends, royalties, and service fees for foreign investors in the Philippines, shaping rates, risks, and compliance.
Paid-Up Capital Decisions in the Philippines: What CFOs Should Weigh
Foreign CFOs entering the Philippines should structure paid-up capital strategically to align ownership, compliance, and liquidity with tax efficiency and investment goals.
Payroll Compliance in the Philippines: What CFOs Must Know
CFOs must manage SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG, and tax in the Philippines to avoid penalties, reduce risks, and maintain payroll compliance.
M&A in the Philippines: FDI Negative List and Sector Caps to Watch
Foreign investors can navigate M&A in the Philippines by understanding the FDI Negative List, sector caps, and key approvals.
Franchising in the Philippines for Foreign Investors
Franchising in the Philippines requires IP protection, tax planning, and partner strategies to help foreign investors scale profitably.
Importing Into the Philippines: Customs Valuation, AEO, and FTA Strategy
Foreign investors can cut costs and speed imports in the Philippines by mastering customs valuation, AEO, and FTA rules.
