QSPBI - Form 1

Republic of the Philippines (Revised January 2022)

PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY PSA Approval No. PSA-2302-01-1
Expires on 31 March 2024

1st Quarter
2023 QUARTERLY SURVEY OF PHILIPPINE BUSINESS AND
INDUSTRY

Enter ECN only here

390800003996M7

Please enter the

Establishment's TIN - - -
here.

FN - QN (For PSA use only)

Dear Sir/Madam:

The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) is conducting the 2023 Quarterly Survey of Philippine Business and
Industry (QSPBI) to provide quarterly data on the identified leading industry major groups in all sectors
of the economy, except those in agriculture, forestry and fishing sector as input in the generation of
Quarterly National Accounts of the Philippines (QNAP) and in the construction of Quarterly Economic
Indices (QEI) which measure the performance of the Philippine Economy. These data will be used by
government planners, policy makers, and administrators in formulating social and economic development plans,
policies, and programs.

The conduct of the 2023 QSPBI is in accordance with Republic Act (RA) No. 10625 (Philippine Statistics Act
of 2013), which authorizes the PSA to prepare and conduct periodic censuses on various sectors of economy
and Executive Order No. 352 mandating the conduct of QSPBI every year.

Pursuant to Section 25 of RA 10625, the National Statistician identified the above statistical inquiry of survey to
be conducted with obligation to provide information. Considering this, all respondents whether natural or legal
persons shall be liable to reply to the statistical inquiry of survey. The respondents are also required to give
truthful and complete answers to the said statistical inquiries or surveys of the PSA and other statistical offices
of the Philippine Statistical System. We are requesting you to provide complete and truthful answers to all the
questions that will be asked by our census interviewer.

Rest assured that the data you will furnish in the above survey shall be treated with strict confidentiality and
shall be considered PRIVILEDGED COMMUNICATION, hence, inadmissible in evidence in any proceeding as
provided for in Section 26 of R.A. No 10625. The PSA also complies with the Data Privacy Act of 2012 and
assures that all collected personal information are processed in accordance with the law and other issuances.

We appreciate your utmost cooperation and support for the success of the 2023 Quarterly Survey of Philippine
Business and Industry (QSPBI).

Thank you very much.

For inquiries, contact:
PSA Field Office
Telephone No.:
E-mail Address:
PSA Central Office
DENNIS S. MAPA, Ph.D. Telephone No.: (02) 8376-2090
Undersecretary E-mail Address: qspbi@psa.gov.ph
National Statistician and Civil Registrar
General
 CERTIFICATION

I HEREBY CERTIFY that the information provided in this inquiry is substantially accurate to the best of my
knowledge.

Signature over Printed Name of the Accomplishing Official

Date: March 28, 2023 Designation: Tax Accounting Administrator

Contact Number: 09083365720 E-mail Address acctng bangs@gmail.com
Company Website:

Description of this establishment’s Main Economic (Principal) Activity:

Describe the main economic activity and specify the main product/goods or
services rendered by this establishment. Main Economic Activity refers to the
activity that contributes the biggest or major portion of the gross income or
revenue of this establishment.
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LN Item Description
Quarter
No.
(1) (2)
I. TOTAL EMPLOYMENT (sum of A and B)
01 Report the total number of persons who worked in or for this establishment during the period nearest the 15th of each month. -
Employment in column (2) refers to the average number of persons who have worked or received pay during the previous
quarter. Exclude workers on subcontract arrangement.

A. WORKING OWNERS AND UNPAID WORKERS

02 Working owners are those actively engaged in the management of the establishment but do not receive regular pay, i.e. not -
included in the payroll. Managers and directors of corporation working for pay should be reported as managers.
Unpaid workers are persons working for at least 1/3 of the working time normal to the establishment without regular pay.

B. PAID OFFICIALS AND WORKERS (sum of 1 to 3)

03 Includes full-time/part-time workers, on sick or maternity leave and on paid vacation or holiday and employees working away -
from this establishment paid by and under the control of this establishment.
Exclude workers not in the payroll of this establishment.
1. MANAGERS AND EXECUTIVES
04 All salaried directors, managers, executives, officers, administrative and other officials of the same category.
“Working Owners” receiving regular pay should be included in this category.
2. PRODUCTION/CONSTRUCTION WORKERS - For Industrial Sectors only
05 All employees directly engaged in the production/construction activities of establishments, including manual workers, clerical
personnel, working foreman and seasonal workers who fabricate, process, assemble, construct, install, etc. Exclude
supervisory employees above working foreman level.
3. OTHER EMPLOYEES
06
All other employees not reported or included above.
II. TOTAL COMPENSATION (PHP) (sum of A and B)
07 Report salaries and wages before deduction for employees SSS/GSIS contributions, withholding taxes, etc. Include -
employer’s counterpart contribution to SSS, GSIS, PHILHEALTH and others.
A. TOTAL SALARIES AND WAGES (sum of 1 to 3)
08 Include basic pay; overtime pay; cost-of-living allowances; vacation and sick leave pay; commissions; bonuses; dismissal or -
retirement pay; back pays and other benefits prior to deductions for employees SSS/GSIS, withholding taxes, etc.

09 1. SALARIES OF MANAGERS AND EXECUTIVES

10 2. SALARIES AND WAGES OF PRODUCTION/CONSTRUCTION WORKERS
11 3. SALARIES AND WAGES OF OTHER EMPLOYEES
B. EMPLOYER’S CONTRIBUTION TO SSS, GSIS, PHILHEALTH AND OTHERS
12 Include all payments made by the employer in behalf of his employees to SSS, GSIS, Employees Compensation
Commission, PHILHEALTH, pension and similar schemes.
III. TOTAL VALUE OF PRODUCTION (PHP) - For Mining and Quarrying and Manufacturing Sectors only
Report the value of all goods produced and working progress during the reference quarter. Valuation should be at
13 producer’s price; that is, the amount receivable by the producer from the purchaser for a unit of a product as output, minus
any value added tax (VAT) or similar deductible tax, invoiced to the purchaser. It excludes any transport charges invoiced
separately by the producers.
IV. TOTAL REVENUE/SALES (PHP) (sum of A and B)
14 Report cash received or receivables for goods sold and/or services rendered. It also refers to the value of shipment of -
products manufactured or mined, sales of goods or commodities intended for resale in the condition as received, industrial
services or industrial work done for others, and non-industrial services rendered to others.
A. REVENUE/SALES FROM MAIN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
15 Specify Main Activity: Salon Operations

B. OTHER INCOME - Income from activities other than those reported under main activity.
16
Specify Other Activities: Sale of Salon Products

V. TOTAL INVENTORY (PHP) (sum of A to F)

17 Report the value of stock of goods owned by and under the control of the establishment as of a fixed date of the reference
quarter, regardless of where the stocks are located. It is valued at current replacement cost based on market prices.
Valuation of good is at ex-plant price (producer price) for Manufacturing.

18 A. FINISHED GOODS
19 B. WORK-IN-PROGRESS

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 20 C. RAW MATERIALS
21 D. CONSTRUCTION-IN-PROGRESS/PROJECT-IN-PROGRESS
22 E. GOODS FOR RESALE
F. OTHER INVENTORIES
23
Include supplies and materials; fuels, lubricants, oils and greases; etc.

VI. CAPACITY UTILIZATION (in percent) - For Mining and Quarrying, Manufacturing, Electricity
and Water Supply Establishments only
24 Report the ratio of output to the maximum rated capacity. Entries must be in percent.
RATED CAPACITY - Largest volume of output possible at which the factory can operate with an acceptable degree of
efficiency taking into consideration unavoidable losses of productive time (i.e. vacation, holidays and repairs to equipment
and availability of materials).

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The report should cover the three months operation of your
1st DO NOT FILL
establishment for the ________ Quarter of the year 2023 LN
(For PSA use only) REMARKS
FIRST MONTH SECOND MONTH THIRD MONTH No.
(3) (4) (5) (6)

438 430 428 432 01

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438 430 428 432 03

5 5 5 5 04

394 386 384 388 05

39 39 39 39 06

8,364,699 7,398,162 6,756,957 22,519,819 07

6,971,775 6,233,145 5,608,082 18,813,002 08

6,139,675 5,365,056 4,788,897 16,293,628 09

138,982 140,636 142,884 422,502 10
693,117 727,453 676,302 2,096,872 11

1,392,925 1,165,017 1,148,875 Includes

3,706,817
Employer and Employee
12 Share

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15,802,162 13,542,616 14,454,304 43,799,082 14

14,706,479 12,346,176 13,331,568 40,384,223 15

1,095,683 1,196,440 1,122,736 3,414,859 16

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REMARKS:

INSTRUCTIONS AND DEFINITION OF TERMS

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

1. The report should cover only the activities or the operation of the particular establishment referred to in the printed address stub.
2. The activities and operations of all branches should be included in this report for establishments engaged in the following:
• banks and insurance activities; • security and investigation activities; • transport and storage; and
• construction; • telecommunication activities and • travel agency and tour operator
• electric cooperatives; other reservation services and Activities.
• real estate activities; related activities;
3. If internet facility is available, please access the online questionnaire and provide the needed information.
4. If internet facility is not available, accomplish this form to be collected by PSA field staff.
5. Values should be reported in Philippine Peso (PHP). Omit centavos.
6. If report is not yet available, preliminary estimates are acceptable. However, the final report will be required for re-submission through on-line
or during
the next visit of the PSA field staff.
7. For manufacturing and mining establishments, revenue refers to the value of shipments of products manufactured or mined. Shipments
include sales
8. and interplant transfers.
For construction, Valuation
electricity and of goods
water shipped
supply is at ex-establishment
establishments, revenueprice
refers(including indirect
to the value taxes)
of goods and
and net of rendered
service discounts,from
allowances
electric
and
powerreturned goods.
generation,
transmission and distribution, and operation of electric and gas utilities; water collection, treatment and distribution; and general construction
and specialized
9. For wholesale and retail trade establishments, repairs of motor vehicles, motorcycles establishments, revenue refers to the sales of
goods, and
10.commissions
For transportation/communication/storage establishments,
and fees earned, when not in combination revenue refers
with manufacturing to value of
or wholesale or services rendered
retail of these arising from the passenger’s
goods.
transportation,
parking lots and total roads/bridges operation, rental of transport vehicle; telephone, telegraph and other communication services, local letter
11.
and For financing,
parcel delivery, insurance, real estate establishments, revenue refers to interest/discount on loans, deposits, financing, bonds, and money
market; service
including messengerial services, and storage and warehousing services.
charges; dividend on equity investment securities, stock, others (for banking and other commercial finance); net premiums earned (for
insurance companies);
12. sale
For service establishments,
of real estate revenue
(for real estate refers to
companies); the value offees,
professional services rendered,
business e.g. tuition
and other serviceand
feesmatriculation
(for businessfees for schools;
services); medical,
and commissions
dental,
and feesand optical fees
earned.
for hospitals, and clinics; professional fees; revenue from operation of hotels, restaurants, movie theaters, radio and television stations;
laundries; barber and
beauty shops and other personal services.

INSTRUCTIONS IN ACCOMPLISHING THE ONLINE QUESTIONNAIRE

Step 1: Register

a. Open https://qspbi.psa.gov.ph in the web browser to access the QSPBI-Online Facility for Establishments (QSPBI-OFE).
b. Click on “Register an Account”.
c. Register using the 14-digit alphanumeric Establishment Control Number (ECN) found at the lower-left portion of the address stub on the
cover page
of the questionnaire and the establishment’s official email address.
d. Wait for the password to be sent to the establishment’s registered email address.

Step 2: Accomplish the questionnaire

a. Open https://qspbi.psa.gov.ph in the web browser

b. Log in using the 14-digit ECN and password assigned to the establishment.
c. Click on the “Questionnaire” module. Select appropriate quarter that corresponds to the survey round.
d. Fill out all the data fields up to the certification portion.
e. Click on the “Save” button to save all encoded data.

Step 3: Submit

a. Tick the check mark indicator to confirm completion of the questionnaire. Once “ticked” the questionnaire will be locked from further editing.
b. Click on the “Submit” button. An acknowledgement will be sent to the establishment’s registered email address.

Processing Information: Do Not Fill (For PSA Use Only)

Name
Date
Activity (Last Name, First Name, Signature Number of Items
(mm/dd/yyyy)
M.I.)
Field Office:
Distributed by PINGOL, JEANNIE MARIE 3/28/2023
Collected by / /
Field Edited by / /
Manually Processed by / /
Machine Processed by / /
Central Office:
Validated by / /

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