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Planning to register your company?
It is no secret that the law mandates every company (no matter its size) to be registered. This proves that your company is legit, not involved in fraudulent activities, and pays due taxes. You can also make financial transactions freely with other companies if they see that you are registered.
Finding an online lender to finance your startup business is as crucial as your business idea.
How will your business idea turn into reality if you have no capital to make it start rolling?
We have to face the truth that your business needs a financial push. If you have no savings to use, but your entrepreneur instinct tells you that you need to start now, then you will need to look for the best money lender.
Need a sideline?
Even if you are now employed or you are already receiving regular remittances from loved ones abroad, having a micro or small business is a great way to be financially well off.
Having multiple sources of income gives you an assurance that you will be more financially stable in the future. You can get extra funds to buy the things you want or save for the rainy days without sacrificing the money allotted for the basic needs.
This simply means that you have to file your proof of income tax payments. You have to declare the total income you have earned, investments, salary deductions and paid tax from the previous year. You may file your ITR quarterly or yearly.
RCBC Savings Bank's My Biz Loan is an SME loan giving entrepreneurs with three loan options depending on their preferences and purpose. These short term secured loans address the usual small and medium business needs of Filipinos.
