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1. www.trade.gov › philippines-ecommercePhilippines - eCommerce - International Trade Administration

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   Jan 24, 2024 · In 2021, the Philippines’ eCommerce market sales reached $17 billion, largely contributed by 73 million online active users. This is estimated to reach $24 billion, with 17% growth, through 2025. The COVID-19 pandemic increased the eCommerce demand, with Filipinos working and studying from home. The top Philippine eCommerce platforms are ...

2. www.bworldonline.com › opinion › 2022/12/05Foreign retailers and investors in Philippine retail trade

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   Dec 5, 2022 · The legal topography in the country’s retail trade sector has become obscure with the promulgation of the Twelfth (12th) Regular Foreign Investment Negative List (RFINL) in the last month of President Rodrigo R. Duterte’s term of office, since it includes in its “No Foreign Equity” listing “Retail trade enterprises with paid-up capital of less than P25,000,000.00 (Section 2 of ...

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   Can foreigners invest in the retail trade industry in the Philippines?

   • It is our position that with the amendment of the RTLA under RA 11595, there is no legal basis to ban foreign investment in the retail trade industry, much less to apply the provisions of the Anti-Dummy Law to Philippine citizens allow foreigners to invest in retail trade enterprises with paid-up capital of less than P25M.

   Foreign retailers and investors in Philippine retail trade

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   Can Foreigners Register corporations in the Philippines?

   • Yes, foreigners can register corporations in the Philippines that will engage in the retail trade provided they comply with the following rules. If the paid-up capital is less than the peso equivalent of US$2.5 million, retail trade is exclusive only for Filipino citizens and corporations wholly owned by Filipino citizens.

   Can Foreigners Engage in Retail Trade in the Philippines? — The Law

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   Can a foreign retail company open a Philippine office?

   • A foreign retail company can open a Philippine office with $200,000 equity for 100% ownership. A business permit is required, and companies should register with the Philippine Tax Bureau, Department and Trade and Industry, and Securities and Exchange Commission for incorporation.

   Philippines - eCommerce - International Trade Administration

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   Can foreigners engage in retail trade?

   • The bill seeks to allow foreign-owned partnerships, associations and corporations to engage in retail trade provided they comply with the minimum paid up capital of US$200,000, which is a far cry from US$2.5 million. 4. What kind of sales are not considered as retail, and therefore may be engaged in by foreigners?

   Can Foreigners Engage in Retail Trade in the Philippines? — The Law

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4. www.filamstore.comFil Am Store: Online Filipino Grocery

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   Fil Am Store... Buy Filipino products online in the USA... Imported fresh from the Philippines... Online Filipino Grocery Shop... Your FilAm Store Groceries ^_^

5. www.floresofrinlaw.com › articles › can-foreignersCan Foreigners Engage in Retail Trade in the Philippines ...

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   Nov 20, 2019 · Yes, foreigners can register corporations in the Philippines that will engage in the retail trade provided they comply with the following rules. If the paid-up capital is less than the peso equivalent of US$2.5 million, retail trade is exclusive only for Filipino citizens and corporations wholly owned by Filipino citizens.

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6. www.trade.gov › philippines-market-overviewPhilippines - Market Overview

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   Jan 23, 2024 · The Philippines’ gross national income per capita was estimated at around $3,950 in 2022, below the World Bank’s upper middle-income range of $4,256 to $13,205. The Philippine government expects the economy to expand 6-7 percent in 2023, but GDP moderately grew by 5.3 percent in the first semester.

7. www.dti.gov.ph › overseasForeign Trade Service Corps | Department of Trade and ...

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   We spearhead in-store promotions, catalogue shows, and campaigns with foreign businessmen, as well as trade missions to and from the Philippines. Investment Promotion. Global financial institutions have recognized the Philippines as a key investment destination.

8. www.philstar.com › business › 2022/01/15Foreign retail trade rules relaxed | Philstar.com

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   Jan 15, 2022 · The old law reserved exclusively for Filipino citizens and corporations those retail trade enterprises with paid-up capital of less than $2.5 million or around P125 million. Under the new law ...