Blog Posts on articles of incorporation
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7 questions you need to ask to avoid investment scams by Foreclosed Real Estate Philippines on Jun 2, 2011While there are so many real and legitimate opportunities out there, there are also a lot of scams. Sooner or later, you will encounter what may seem to be a very enticing investment opportunity, but you need to be prepared to discern what is real an...
DO THE COOPERATIVES, QUALIFIED BY THE NATIONAL FOOD AUTHORITY, HAVE IT IN THEIR ARTICLES OF COOPERATION, THE PURPOSE OF RICE IMPORTATION? by Cooperatives Philippines on May 29, 2011During the recent meeting of our cooperative's Board of Directors, the status of our application with the Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) for the approval of our newly-amended Articles of Cooperation, was taken up.Remember that cooperatives...
MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS, NGOs MUST SUBMIT AMENDED ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION UP TO JUNE 30, 2012 TO INSURANCE COMMISSION by Cooperatives Philippines on Feb 26, 2011Microfinance institutions, who are applying for microinsurance agent's license, must amend their Articles of Incorporation to reflect in their primary or secondary purpose the intent to act as microinsurance agent.These microfinance institutions incl...
How to extend or shorten the life of a Corporation by Buziness 1 on Feb 23, 2011The Corporation Code of the Philippines under section 37 allows a corporation to “extend” as well as to “shorten” its term of existence. Dissolving a corporation prior to its expiration, say 50 years, or whatever the term fix...
How to register a NON-Stock, NON-Profit CORPORATION with the Philippines SEC by Buziness 1 on Feb 18, 2011This blog is having a lot of queries on how to register a non-stock and non-profit corporation. Thus, I thought that it’s about time to write one for all the readers and by passer out there. Anyhow, I tried to run a query via google search engi...
How to register a corporation? by pinoytaxation.com on Aug 8, 2009Background In the Philippines, a corporation is its version of a limited liability company (LLC) in Europe. Stockholders or investors are, generally, liable only to the extent of their shareholdings, save under certain exceptions like in piercing the...
