SEC registration, corporate governance, compliance, and business law from CPA-Lawyers who understand the financial dimension of every corporate decision.
Most business legal problems have a financial dimension: capital structure, tax exposure, cash flow implications of a contract, valuation in a shareholder buyout. A lawyer who cannot read your financial statements gives you half the picture.
QSP's CPA-Lawyers structure corporations for both legal soundness and financial efficiency. From SEC registration to shareholder disputes to M&A, we advise with the dual perspective that Philippine businesses actually need.
From day-one business registration to complex corporate transactions, we serve businesses at every stage of their lifecycle.
We handle end-to-end SEC registration for domestic stock corporations, One-Person Corporations (OPCs), non-stock entities, and partnerships — Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, and all SEC requirements.
We prepare and file your General Information Sheet (GIS) and Audited Financial Statements (AFS) with the SEC to maintain your corporate registration in good standing.
We draft and review By-Laws, Board Resolutions, Stockholder Agreements, and Board Policies to ensure your governance structure is legally sound and dispute-resistant.
We draft shareholder agreements covering voting rights, dividend policy, and transfer restrictions — and represent shareholders in intra-corporate disputes.
We handle due diligence, structuring, drafting of transaction documents, SEC filings, and post-merger integration requirements for M&A transactions.
We draft and negotiate commercial contracts — NDAs, service agreements, joint venture agreements, distribution agreements, franchise contracts — with legal and financial precision.
We handle trademark, copyright, and patent registration with the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) to protect your business assets.
We advise on PEZA/BOI incentives, foreign equity restrictions, Anti-Dummy Law compliance, and other regulatory requirements affecting Philippine business operations.
Single stockholder. Full limited liability protection. No minimum capital. Ideal for professionals, freelancers, and solo entrepreneurs who want personal asset protection.
2-15 stockholders. Limited liability for all. Perpetual existence. Best for businesses planning to bring in investors or expand operations significantly.
General or limited partnership. Partners share profits and management. Simpler structure but partners in a general partnership face unlimited personal liability.
Registered with DTI. Simplest structure but owner has unlimited personal liability. The owner IS the business — no separate legal personality.
Not sure which structure is best? Book a consultation and we'll recommend the right fit for your business goals and tax position.