Company liquidation in the Philippines can happen if investors decide to close their business due to various reasons, such as financial difficulties. There are two main ways in which a Filipino company can be liquidated: the voluntary and the involuntary one. There is also the company liquidation procedure by shortening the corporate term.…
The company formation process in Philippines must be completed under the requirements of the Corporation Code, which provides for the documents to be prepared and the share capital to be deposited upon registration. The same law provides for the authority which must process these documents, and which will issue the certificate of incorporation…
Opening a company in the Philippines comes with several hassles. From choosing the right location to registering the business and obtaining the necessary licenses to be able to operate, a foreign investor must do his homework before coming to the Philippines. However, as the world around us develops at a quite…
In 2017, the Philippines was the 10th fastest growing economy in the world, which is a great result for such a small country in Southeast Asia. Moreover, the Philippines is also the 3rd fastest growing economy in the ASEAN community and one of the richest countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita…
Welcome to our "About us" page! We are FilePino, a team of local company formation consultants who have helped many foreign businessmen establish their businesses in the Philippines. Our main goal is to help clients set up companies in this country by complying with all the legal, administrative and taxation regulations available in the Philippines, but…
If you want to open a company in the Philippines, the guide below will take you through a tour of the company registration procedure in this country. Our specialists in company formation in the Philippines offer tailored services to foreign investors seeking to start their own businesses in this country. The country of the Philippines is…
