1. Determine the company type: select an appropriate company type, such as a limited liability company (LLC) or a joint stock limited company (Corporation).

2. Name verification: submit the application for company name approval to ensure that the name meets the requirements of Philippine law.

3. Preparation documents: Prepare documents required for registration, including articles of association, share subscription, register of shareholders, resolutions of the board of directors, etc.

4. Submit application: Submit the prepared documents to the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for registration.

5. Payment: Pay the registration fee.

6. Review: The SEC reviews the submitted documents.

7. Obtain a license: obtain a business license and other necessary licenses after passing the examination.

8. Registered tax: A registered company needs to register tax after obtaining a business license.

9. Opening: After completing the above steps, the company can start business.

Please note that the above process may change according to the specific situation and local policies. It is recommended to consult professionals or relevant local departments during the registration process to ensure the smooth completion of registration.

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