About Negosyo Kit

Negosyo Kit lays out the permits for a small business in the Philippines, which ones depend on each other, with the fee and form for each one and a link to the agency that issues it.

Registering a sari-sari store, a food cart or a laundry shop means dealing with DTI, the barangay, the city and BIR, and often FDA, the Bureau of Animal Industry or LTFRB too. Each office explains its own step well enough. None of them shows the whole path, and many of the top search results are years old. We built one place that does, and we keep it current.

Who writes it

Pages are written and checked under the pen name Lito Ramos, used by the Negosyo Kit editorial team. It is a pen name, not a person with credentials we can show you, which is why every fact on the site carries its own source instead of asking you to trust us.

Who runs it

Negosyo Kit is operated by Stellar Capital. It is independent: not affiliated with DTI, BIR, SEC, any local government unit or any franchise brand named here, and no agency or brand pays to appear. Brand names are used only to describe the businesses they belong to.

How it is paid for

Some pages link to B12, a website builder, so you can put your registered business online. B12 is our partner and we may be paid if you sign up. That link never changes what a page says about permits or fees. We may add accounting or franchise partners later; any such link will be labelled the same way.

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