Topic 1 Flashcards

1
Q

is the process of legally establishing your business entity, allowing it to operate
under the law.

A

Business Registration

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2
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Business Registration Purpose

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  1. Ensures your business is recognized by the government.
  2. Allows you to sign contracts, hire employees, and pay taxes.
  3. Establishes legal identity and credibility.
  4. Enables access to government and private projects.
  5. Provides protection for your business name.
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3
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Importance of Business Registration in the Design and Construction Industry

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  1. Ensures compliance with industry regulations.
  2. Builds trust among clients and stakeholders.
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4
Q

STEPS OF REGISTRATION

A
  1. DTI
  2. BARANGAY
    3.MAYOR
  3. BIR
  4. BUSINESS PERMIT
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5
Q

-Owned and operated by one
person.
-Easiest and least expensive to set
up.
-Owner assumes all profits and
liabilities.

A

Sole Proprietorship

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6
Q

Types of Business Entities

A
  1. Sole Proprietorship
  2. Partnership
  3. Corporation
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7
Q

In sole proprietorship Payment of fees (_____depending on the scope)

A

200-2,000

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8
Q

Other term for Mayo’s Permit

A

Business Permit

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9
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● Easy to set up and manage.
● Lower registration costs.
● Full control over the business.

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Pros of Sole Proprietorship

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10
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Cons of Sole proprietorship

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● Unlimited liability (personal assets are at risk).
● Limited funding options.

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11
Q

● Two or more people share
ownership.
● Profits and responsibilities are
divided based on the partnership
agreement.

A

Partnership

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12
Q

DTI is for____
SEC for ____

A

Sole proprietorship, Partnership and Corporation

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13
Q

SEC means

A

Securities and Exchange Commission

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14
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Pros of Partnership:

A
  1. Shared responsibilities and resources.
  2. More sources of capital compared to
    sole proprietorship.
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15
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Cons of Partnership:

A

● Partners share liabilities.
● Potential for conflicts between
partners.

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16
Q

● A separate legal entity from its
owners.
● Provides liability protection but is
more complex to set up.

A

Corporation

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17
Q

Proof of capital subscription (minimum ₱____for stock corporations)

A

5,000

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18
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Pros of Corporation:

A

● Limited liability (shareholders’
personal assets are protected).
● Easier access to funding through
stocks or loans.
● Perpetual existence

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19
Q

Cons of Corporation:

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● Higher registration and operational
costs.
● More regulatory compliance (e.g.,
annual reports to SEC, board
meetings).

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20
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Additional Requirements for All Types

A
  1. Social Security System (SSS) Registration:
  2. PhilHealth and Pag-IBIG Fund Registration
  3. Fire Safety Compliance
  4. Occupancy Permit
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21
Q

Required for businesses with employees

A

Social Security System (SSS) Registration

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22
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PhilHealth and Pag-IBIG Fund Registration

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Mandatory contributions for employees

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23
Q

Fire Safety Inspection Certificate (FSIC) from the Bureau of Fire Protection

A

Fire Safety Compliance

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24
Q

Required for businesses operating in commercial spaces

A

Occupancy Permit

25
Q

Responsible for
registering business names for sole proprietorships.

A

Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)

26
Q

Handles the registration of partnerships and corporations.

A

Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

27
Q

○ Required for partnerships and corporations.
○ Creates a legal entity separate from its owners.
○ Governed by the Corporation Code of the Philippines

28
Q

The primary tax collection agency,
responsible for issuing Tax Identification Numbers (TINs) and registering
businesses for tax purposes.

A

Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)

29
Q

BIR means

A

Bureau of Internal Revenue

30
Q

PRC means

A

Professional Regulation Commission

31
Q

Licenses and regulates
professionals, including architects and engineers.

A

Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)

32
Q

Cities and municipalities issue
business permits and licenses to operate within their jurisdiction.

A

Local Government Units (LGUs)

33
Q

Licenses and regulates contractors in the construction industry.

A

Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB)

34
Q

Official registration of a business name with DTI
(sole proprietorship) or SEC (partnerships and corporations)

A

Business Name Registration

35
Q

A document from the barangay certifying that a business
complies with local community requirements

A

Barangay Clearance

36
Q

Issued by the city or municipality where the business operates, ensuring compliance with zoning and local ordinances.

A

Mayor’s Permit (Business Permit)

37
Q

A mandatory license for construction firms to legally operate.
Includes classifications for small, medium, and large-scale contractors.

A

PCAB License

38
Q

Issued during project design to ensure
compliance with fire safety standards.

A

Fire Safety Evaluation Clearance (FSEC)

40
Q

FSEC means

A

Fire Safety Evaluation Clearance

41
Q

Granted after construction to certify that the structure meets fire safety regulations.

A

Fire Safety Inspection Certificate (FSIC)

42
Q

FSIC means

A

Fire Safety Inspection Certificate

43
Q

Certifies that a completed structure is safe and compliant
for use.

A

Occupancy Permit

44
Q

For employee coverage

A

Social Security System (SSS)

45
Q

For employee
health insurance

A

Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth)

46
Q

For employee housing loans

A

Home Development Mutual Fund (Pag-IBIG Fund)

47
Q

The agency that oversees
labor laws, including safety protocols and conditions on construction sites.

A

DOLE (Department of Labor and Employment)

48
Q

Government Procurement Reform Act,
governs public bidding for projects to ensure transparency and fairness.

49
Q

Certifies that a project
complies with environmental laws and will not significantly harm the
environment.

A

Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC)

50
Q

Ensures compliance with sanitation and hygiene
standards.

A

Sanitary Permit

51
Q

for quality management systems.

A

ISO Certification

52
Q

compliance certifications from DOLE.

A

Occupational Safety and Health Standards (OSHS)

53
Q

OSHS means

A

Occupational Safety and Health Standards (OSHS)

54
Q

DENR means

A

Department
of Environment and Natural Resources

55
Q

ECC means

A

Environmental Compliance Certificates

56
Q

____ from DENR for projects affecting
the environment

A

Environmental Compliance Certificates (ECC)

57
Q

ISO means

A

International Organization for Standardization