Legit na ang negosyo mo
in five steps.
Every permit for a small business in the Philippines, which ones depend on each other, and the fees the agencies publish. Pick your negosyo and your city.
DTI business name
Online at BNRS, valid 5 years
₱230 to ₱2,030 2Barangay clearance
Where your store is; bring your DTI paper
set by the barangay 3Mayor's permit
Needs the barangay clearance; renew 1 to 20 January
assessed by the city 4BIR registration
Start once you have DTI, no need to wait for step 3. Due by your first sale or 30 days after DTI, whichever is first
no registration feeOutdated advice we correct
BIR stopped collecting the ₱500 annual registration fee on 22 January 2024 under the Ease of Paying Taxes Act (RA 11976). You no longer file Form 0605 for it. Some top search results still tell you to. See every correction.
Renewing for 2027?
Business permits are renewed in the first 20 days of January. Late renewal can cost a surcharge of up to 25% plus interest. The 2027 renewal checklist.
Franchise or a plan first?
See franchise costs as published by each brand, or start with a business plan that already lists the permits.
STEP 5: GET ONLINE
Once your name is registered, put it on a website and a map listing so customers find you. Make it with B12 (our partner).
Start with your kind of negosyo
Each business kit lists the extra permits that kind of business needs, on top of the four above: an FDA licence for food you package, water testing for a refilling station, a BAI registration for a piggery, LTFRB papers for trucks.
- Poultry
- Aquaculture
- Dropshipping
- Piggery
- Rice farming
- Agribusiness
- Coffee farming
- Sari-sari store
- Water refilling station
- Coffee shop
- Goat farming
- Food cart
- Buy and sell
- Printing
- Vegetable farming
- Trucking
- Vending machine
- Clothing
- Cattle farming
- Mushroom farming
- Online seller
- Food truck
- Bakery
- Virtual assistant
- Cafeteria
- Broiler farming
- Laundry shop
- Duck
- Tilapia farming
- Rice retail
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