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    To register a business in the Philippines, there are four main steps: 1. Register the business name with DTI or BTRCP and pay the corresponding fee based on business scope. This takes about 1 hour. 2. Obtain a business permit from the municipal hall by providing documents like a DTI certificate and lease contract. This costs around PHP 4,000 and takes 2-3 hours. 3. Apply for a Barangay Micro Business Enterprise certificate from the city or municipality treasurer's office with documents like a DTI registration and mayor's permit. This costs PHP 1,000 and is valid for 2 years. 4. Get a business clearance from the barangay hall and a Tax Identification

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    To register a business in the Philippines, there are four main steps: 1. Register the business name with DTI or BTRCP and pay the corresponding fee based on business scope. This takes about 1 hour. 2. Obtain a business permit from the municipal hall by providing documents like a DTI certificate and lease contract. This costs around PHP 4,000 and takes 2-3 hours. 3. Apply for a Barangay Micro Business Enterprise certificate from the city or municipality treasurer's office with documents like a DTI registration and mayor's permit. This costs PHP 1,000 and is valid for 2 years. 4. Get a business clearance from the barangay hall and a Tax Identification

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    To register a business in the Philippines, there are four main steps: 1. Register the business name with DTI or BTRCP and pay the corresponding fee based on business scope. This takes about 1 hour. 2. Obtain a business permit from the municipal hall by providing documents like a DTI certificate and lease contract. This costs around PHP 4,000 and takes 2-3 hours. 3. Apply for a Barangay Micro Business Enterprise certificate from the city or municipality treasurer's office with documents like a DTI registration and mayor's permit. This costs PHP 1,000 and is valid for 2 years. 4. Get a business clearance from the barangay hall and a Tax Identification

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    Step 1: Go to any DTI office (DTI) and the Bureau of


    Trade Regulation and Consumer Protection (BTRCP) to
    register your business name.
    Requirement: Any valid ID
    Fee: Barangay: PHP 200.00
    City / Municipality: PHP 500.00
    Regional: PHP 1,000.00
    National: PHP 2,000.00
    Processing time: 1 hour
    Step 2a: Go to Municipal hall to get business permit.
    Requirements:
    DTI certificate
    Lease contract (if renting) or tax declaration (if you own the
    place)
    22 ID picture
    Fee: P4,000 (approx.)
    Processing time: 2-3 hours
    Step 2b: Go to Office of the Treasurer of each city or
    municipality for BMBE* Application
    Requirements:
    1. Duly filled up and signed Application form in triplicate
    2. Three passport size pictures
    3. DTI registration for sole proprietorship; SEC registration for
    corporations, partnerships or association; CDA registration
    for cooperatives
    4. Mayors permit
    Cost of registration: P1,000
    The LGU shall issue the Certificate of Authority and shall be
    effective for a period of two (2) years, renewable for a period
    of two (2) years for every renewal.

    Step 3: Go to Barangay hall to get business clearance.


    Step 4: Go to BIR office to get TIN/Certificate.
    Requirements:
    DTI certificate
    Mayors Permit
    Lease Contract (if renting) or tax declaration (if you own the
    place)
    Fee: P500
    Processing time: 1-2 hours
    *BMBE or Barangay Micro-Business Enterprise (BMBE) Act of
    2002 (RA 9178) is engaged in production, processing or
    manufacturing of products as well as trading and services
    with a total assets of not more than 3 million. Some of the
    benefits are Income Tax Exemption; Exemption from the
    coverage of the Minimum Wage Law; Priority to a special
    credit window; technology transfer, production and
    management training, marketing assistance programs for
    BMBE beneficiaries.

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