Securing Your DTI and Barangay Business Permits

Here are the steps I’ve taken so far in registering my business to the Philippine government:

*This is for single proprietorship only

1. Get DTI PERMIT – To secure your business name

-Go to the BNRS Web Site and follow the procedures in registering your name online.
-You will receive a reply from DTI-BNRS (Max. of 3 days) telling you to print a form and go to the DTI office nearest to your business establishment.
-Go there along with your Birth Certificate, about 500 PHP (To be sure) and the form they told you to print.
-Wait a few moments and voila! Your DTI Permit shall be presented to you.


2. Get BARANGAY BUSINESS PERMIT – To partly secure your business and location

-Go to the Barangay Hall of the city where your business is located.
-Get a Cedula first, then you must have brought your DTI permit as well as a Homeowner’s Clearance which can be acquired through the homeowner’s association of the place where your business is.
-Submit the necessary requirements and pay the bill (I paid 275 PHP.)
-Wait a few moments and your Barangay Business Permit will be given to you.

That’s it. But take note that there are a few more steps to take if you really want to register your business OFFICIALLY. That includes getting a Mayor’s Permit as well as from BIR, in which they require a hell of a number of certain papers such as sanitary permits, fire, building and fencing, etc. There are lots of forums about it so don’t worry. Google won’t let you down.

Good luck!


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6 Comments

  1. Kath Laporre says:
    October 29, 2011 at 9:34 am

    Walang Kwenta!ang kailangan ko malaman is magkano ung ung DTI PERMIT!!!!!!

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  2. diosa says:
    February 13, 2012 at 2:26 pm

    — thanks s info ^_^

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  3. Meynard Aquino says:
    October 6, 2012 at 10:21 am

    i paid Pph 500 for my http://www.bayancars.com.ph. Yes, it will depend on your location and the coverage of your business.

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