Purpose of Requiring License
Purpose of Requiring License
Purpose of Requiring License
TITLE XV
Foreign Corporation
Sec. 140
-A foreign corporation is one formed, organized or existing under any laws apart from those of the Philippines
and whose laws allows Filipino citizens and corporation to do business in its own country or state
-Rights to transact business in the Philippines- After It obtained a license to transact business in this country in
accordance with this Code and certificate of authority from appropriate government agency. (SEC)
-Every corporation is authorized to do business in the Philippines under a license, theretofore issued to it.
example theretofore, before the time
Shall continue to have such authority under the terms and condition of the license, subject to the provisions of
this Code and other special laws
-A foreign corporation shall submit to the SEC a copy of its articles of incorporation and by- laws, certified in
accordance with the law. And their translation to an official language if necessary.
- Requirement to acquire a license: Copy of its articles of incorporation and by- laws, certified in accordance with
the law.
-Duly executed certificate under oath by the authorized official/s of the jurisdiction of its incorporation Attesting
to the fact that allows Filipino citizen and corporation to do business there in The applicant is an existing corporation and
in good standing Statement under oath of the president or any other person authorized by the corporation Foreign
banking, financial and insurance corporation shall, in addition to the above requirements, comply with the provisions of
existing laws applicable to them
-Where SEC is satisfied that the applicant has complied with all the requirement of this Code and other special
laws, rules and regulation ◦ The SEC shall issue a license to the applicant to transact business in the Philippines. Within
60 days after issuance of the licensee, except a foreign banking or insurance corporation the applicant is required to:
A. Deposit with the SEC for the benefit of the present of future creditors licensee in the Philippines, securities
satisfactory to the SEC, consisting of bonds or other evidence of indebtedness of the Government of the Philippines.
B. Deposit at least 100 000 pesos.
-Provided however, that within 6 months after each fiscal year of the licensee, the SEC shall require the licensee
to deposit additional 2% of the amount by which the licensee’s gross income for that fiscal year exceeds 5 million pesos.
The securities and exchange commission shall also require deposit of additional securities if the actual market value of
the securities decrease by at least 10% The SEC may allow the licensee to substitute other securities for those already on
deposit as long as the licensee is Solvent. In the event the licensee ceases to do business in the Philippines, the
securities shall be returned.
1. To subject foreign corporation doing business in the Philippines to the jurisdiction of its courts. Transacting
Business
2. Carrying on the operation of the corporation for profit
3. Doing business. Soliciting orders, purchases, service contracts, opening office whether called liaison offices
or branches