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[dyakhardy]

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[in_style]

guys, i sm sure the thread starter came up with this topic

for him and the other readers to have an idea of possible

business opportunities. thus, off-topic replies and more

importantly, sarcastic postings will and does not help.

 

thread under monitoring.

[in_style]

to the regular visitors and posters of this thread,

 

please dont flood the thread with repetitive information.

to those interested and would like to inquire abt the biz opportunities,

please use your PRIVATE MESSAGING function instead.

 

thread under monitoring.

[tricy_25]

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[lestrat]

Hi guys, we just opened up a small grocery store in a far flung province sa Ilocos Norte. Its doing good and we are planning on making it into a bigger operation. Question is do we need to get serious about this like getting a proper cash register and have it registerd sa BIR while its small.

 

Will we have to pay tax at the moment, get fined by not doing it earlier?

 

thanks in advance

[hitomi]

ummm if you can afford it why not

 

getting legal is always better than sticking it out and hoping

big brother won't notice. they go down hard on small businesses

because of the pressure to collect more funds.

[minggoy]

how about a carwash business...

can anybody share their experience with this kind of business...

is it profitable...

thnks

have a nice day..

[jackbrng]

Hi guys, we just opened up a small grocery store in a far flung province sa Ilocos Norte. Its doing good and we are planning on making it into a bigger operation. Question is do we need to get serious about this like getting a proper cash register and have it registerd sa BIR while its small.

 

Will we have to pay tax at the moment, get fined by not doing it earlier?

 

thanks in advance

 

BIR ka na lang ba walang rehistro o yung cash register lang na kukunin mo pa lang?

 

kung may DTI, BARANGAY CLEARANCE, at MAYORS PERMIT ka na pero wala ka pang BIR, dapat pa rehistro mo na yan, pero may penalty ka na, P1,000.00 para sa late registration sa BIR kasi dapa within 1 month pagkakuha mo ng permit dapat pa rehistro ka sa BIR para maiwasan penalty

 

kung yung Cash register lang ang ipaparehistro mo, pagkabili mo, iparehistro mo na kaagad at wag mong gagamitin ito ng walang rehistro kasi malaking multa yan kapag ginamit mo na di rehistrado, P25,000 or P50,000 ata ang penalty

[lestrat]

Magiging bagsakin na rin ng palay at may bilayaran na sa likod. Ill definitely ask them to have it registered sa BIR.

Wala pa kaming cash registrar though. After registration will they ask us to acquire one?

[lestrat]

thanks again to those who replied.

[jackbrng]

Magiging bagsakin na rin ng palay at may bilayaran na sa likod. Ill definitely ask them to have it registered sa BIR.

Wala pa kaming cash registrar though. After registration will they ask us to acquire one?

 

optional ang cash register. kung gusto mong gumamit, then acquire one. type of businessess that uses cash register are those who has fast moving and high volume sales such as supermarket, retail shop and restaurant because using cash register machine is much convenient than writing on paper official receipt.

 

BIR will not ask you to aquire one, if you are on a tight budget and prefer using paper official receipt, BIR will let you use one. however if you decided to use a cash register machine, had it register first before using it to avoid being penalize by BIR.

 

if you had inquiries about tax, business registration, had it posted here or pm me, good day!

 

BTW, are you going to palay business? you should had registration from NFA because you can't secure a mayors permit.

[chuker]

Hey Guys,

 

Anyone out there have knowledge or experience in exporting fish (bangus or tilapia) to other countries? Even farming them for local consumption? I need to ask a couple of question regarding this industry. I'm doing a research paper for my studies.

Thanks in advance.

 

Sincerely,

 

Chuker

[hornystudph]

In Metro Manila, SM malls, Ayala malls, Robinsons malls, and other malls are already crowded and they charge very high rental rates, with additional gross receipt percentages. Competition is very steep.

 

Could you provide a list of upcoming mall, and location within Metro Manila, and maybe even southwards like Cavite, Laguna. Please provide contact numbers and anmes if possible.

 

Thank you very much. my YM is hornystudph.

 

Ex of foodcarts:

kikiam, fishball, squidball, orlean

donuts

shawarma

donuts, with coffee

dimsum and dumplings (siopao, siomai)

juices

shakes

tokeneng, kwek-kwek, balut, penoy

corn in a cob

hopia

cornink, chicharon

taho and soya products,

etc

[alexis_raynald]

for additional info on BIR matters please visit their websitr http://www.bir.gov.ph they have a list also there of accredited cash register/point of sale system there as of 16 October 2006

if a businessman bought a cash register/pos at an accredited supplier of the BIR they can use it right away, the stickers though will have to be obtained at the BIR district office in which the business is registered, also if the machine is not from a accredited supplier, a businessman can apply a permit for the unit via the website, just click the e-accreg button

penalty for the unauthorized use of cash register/pos is 25K for the first offense

hope that helps

[wormyx]

May ganitong thread na ba sa MTC? If meron can anyone give me the link thanks.

[single_kikay]

i'm not sure if the threadstarter has found a way to invest the 70k.

 

i came across this site a few days ago because i am also interested in franchising: http://www.gov.ph/forum/thread.asp?rootID=88660&catID=4

[Pussyboy]

for 70k? start with a business that you like, not what you want. the biz might be fast earning you think you want, but if you dont like, it will falter pa rin.

 

i still believe that the ff biz are worthwhile pursuing, ABS-P. alak babae sugal at Pagkain. the last is the best bet. its one of the basic needs of man, eating. i had internet shop before but i closed it after 2 months. imagine offering p15 per hour internet while katabi ko gotohan. he is offering p15 goto, and ubos in 5minutes, no koryente pa. open pa sya hanggang ngaun.

 

start small with p70k. put all your eggs in 1 basket and guard that basket carefully. others say dont put all your eggs in 1 basket, but with 70k, 1 basket is good for you.

[dsnake]

Hi. Does anyone know where I can get a loan to purchase new machineries from Europe worth about P4M to P5M? Yun low rate lang mga 10% to 12% p.a. Sabi kasi ng friend ko meron daw sa Metrobank mga 12% p.a., pero I don't know who to talk to. Meron ba din kaya government loan para dito, since parang investment ito for the Philippines, and will add more jobs. Alam ko government loan mas mababang interest. If so, saan kaya ako pwede maghanap o magtanong? Thanks in advance!

Edited March 29, 2007 by dsnake

[Dr_PepPeR]

Hi. Does anyone know where I can get a loan to purchase new machineries from Europe worth about P4M to P5M? Yun low rate lang mga 10% to 12% p.a. Sabi kasi ng friend ko meron daw sa Metrobank mga 12% p.a., pero I don't know who to talk to. Meron ba din kaya government loan para dito, since parang investment ito for the Philippines, and will add more jobs. Alam ko government loan mas mababang interest. If so, saan kaya ako pwede maghanap o magtanong? Thanks in advance!

 

My suggestion is to try first your own bank where you maintain accounts. They know you and will be more accommodating to make more income from you if they give you a loan.

 

Of course, nothing will stop you from going to any bank but consider the following realities:

1. For many big banks like Metrobank, BPI, BDO, EPCIB, RCBC, a P4-5 Million loan is something for a branch to give. Not a head office type of account UNLESS that loan can qualify as an SME or AGRI/AGRA loan, in which case, any bank will try their damned best to accommodate that loan.

2. If the bank you choose doesn't know you, be prepared to comply with a lot of documentation about yourself (as required by the Anti Money Laundering Council) and to cough up some collateral, like another bank deposit of more than what you are borrowing (the best!) or real estate or chattel.

3. Go to a government bank? That only leaves you Land Bank or DBP and I'm not even sure if DBP gives non-developmental loans. So Land Bank it is. Like big banks, be prepared for documentation and waiting hassles.

4. It might be better to get a Usance Letter of Credit to purchase the machineries. Ask your branch of choice how to go about this. They might give you an LC on a margin deposit.

 

Good Luck!

[spetsnaz]

guys! i would like to know how to setup a day care center.

 

thanks

[dsnake]

My suggestion is to try first your own bank where you maintain accounts. They know you and will be more accommodating to make more income from you if they give you a loan.

 

Of course, nothing will stop you from going to any bank but consider the following realities:

1. For many big banks like Metrobank, BPI, BDO, EPCIB, RCBC, a P4-5 Million loan is something for a branch to give. Not a head office type of account UNLESS that loan can qualify as an SME or AGRI/AGRA loan, in which case, any bank will try their damned best to accommodate that loan.

2. If the bank you choose doesn't know you, be prepared to comply with a lot of documentation about yourself (as required by the Anti Money Laundering Council) and to cough up some collateral, like another bank deposit of more than what you are borrowing (the best!) or real estate or chattel.

3. Go to a government bank? That only leaves you Land Bank or DBP and I'm not even sure if DBP gives non-developmental loans. So Land Bank it is. Like big banks, be prepared for documentation and waiting hassles.

4. It might be better to get a Usance Letter of Credit to purchase the machineries. Ask your branch of choice how to go about this. They might give you an LC on a margin deposit.

 

Good Luck!

 

Thank you sir for the help. Appreciate it a lot!

[xcalibr]

Hi!

 

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Volume purchases only. Referrals are also accepted and will be given commission when transaction materialized.

[tio_pot]

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[BuyLow888]

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Does anyone have any thoughts on that?

 

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