Other Briefings
What Is the Minimum Capital Required for a Foreign-Owned Company in the Philippines?
Foreign investors in the Philippines face different minimum capital requirements depending on ownership, business activities, and export status.
Can You Sell in the Philippines Without a Local Company?
Find out how foreign companies can sell goods and services in the Philippines without a local entity and the tax, customs, and regulatory requirements involved.
How Are Dividends Paid to Foreign Shareholders Taxed in the Philippines?
Foreign shareholders receiving dividends from Philippine companies may face different withholding tax rates depending on their status, tax treaty eligibility, and tax-sparing relief.
Which Investments Qualify for Tax Incentives Under the Philippines’ 2026–2028 SIPP?
Find which investments qualify under the Philippines’ 2026–2028 SIPP and the tax incentives available to registered foreign investors.
What Should Annual Financial Statements in the Philippines Include?
Annual financial statements in the Philippines cover financial position, performance, cash flows, equity, disclosures, and applicable audit requirements.
Hiring Foreign Employees in the Philippines: Work Permits, Restricted Roles, and Employer Obligations
Hiring foreign employees in the Philippines requires work permits, immigration approval, payroll compliance, and social security contributions.
How Do Companies Register Their Books of Accounts with the BIR in the Philippines?
Companies in the Philippines must register their books of accounts with the BIR. This article covers manual, loose-leaf, and computerized books.
Should Investors Use Nominee Structures or Direct Shareholding in the Philippines?
Compare nominee structures and direct shareholding in the Philippines, including foreign ownership limits, Anti-Dummy Law risks, and beneficial ownership rules.
How Location Affects Tax Incentives for Investments in the Philippines
Investment location can affect tax incentives in the Philippines, including income tax holidays, VAT, customs duties, and local tax treatment.
Branch or Subsidiary in the Philippines: Which Structure Is More Tax Efficient?
Compare the tax implications of a branch and subsidiary in the Philippines, including profit repatriation, tax treaties, and investment incentives.
