Converting an Ordinary Stock Corporation into a One Person Corporation (OPC) in the Philippines
Guide to converting an ordinary stock corporation into a One Person Corporation under the Revised Corporation Code and SEC conversion requirements.
Guide to converting an ordinary stock corporation into a One Person Corporation under the Revised Corporation Code and SEC conversion requirements.
Learn how to change the number of directors under the Revised Corporation Code, including SEC filing, voting thresholds, and board limits up to 15.
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Learn how Philippine corporations obtain perpetual corporate existence under the Revised Corporation Code, including amending Articles of Incorporation.
Perpetual Corporate Existence in the Philippines Read More »
Transition your startup into a formal corporate entity in the Philippines. Understand SEC incorporation and the benefits of a One Person Corporation.
Corporate officer appointments in the Philippines: Corporate Secretary must be Filipino and resident; Treasurer must be resident. Learn compliant structures for foreign-owned firms.
How to Appoint Your Corporate Officers Legally Read More »
Guide to executive termination: illegal dismissal rules, corporate officer issues, and due process requirements under Philippine labor law.
This article talks about the guidelines for the compliances of One Person Corporations or OPCs pursuant to SEC Memorandum Circular No. 10, series of 2026.
This article talks about incorporating as a close corporation as an ideal vehicle for families who want to do business under Philippine law.
The Close Corporation as the Ideal Legal Vehicle for Family Businesses Read More »
This article talks about the close corporations under Philippine law.
A Comprehensive Legal Guide on Close Corporations in the Philippines Read More »
This article talks about Enforcing Non-Compete Clauses in Executive Contracts in the Philippines