Business Permits for shops?

[sabre7]

just wondering...

what kind of business permits do you get for the shops? do you have to classify what kind of business you have? if so, whats the classification?

thanks :D

sabre7

[Almighty]

The people to answer that question would be those in the respective municipal/city Mayor's Office.. licensing division. Different places have differing ways of classifying businesses within their jurisdictions. In Pasig City, they classify computer rentals/gaming & internet shops alongside apartment businesses. Go figure...

[Denski Sison]

Normally these are clasified as hobby and hobby servicing shops, same classifications as RC shops on toy cars, toy tanks, toy helicopters... even dive/surfing shops, 4x4 hobby shops, white water rafting, mountain climbing and camping shops.

But in light of what sir almighty has to say, why some municipalities classify these as other than that is beyond me...

Just goes to show what kind of people we're putting in government positions hehehe

[Almighty]

In general, service businesses are those that render only technical support or specialized labor. When the business involves mainly selling any kind of product.. it takes on a (wholesale or retail) selling character, and other or additional services offered alongside are simply incorporated with it, under the category general enterprise.

For example: an event organizer who simply puts together birthday parties or coordinate weddings or produce/manage corporate events may claim to engage only in professional service. If the organizer starts renting out the chairs and tables.. that may already be taken to fall under equipment rental business. And if the organizer includes selling the party favors, souvenirs, etc.. selling business na. The nice thing about registering a general enterprise business - it can almost freely engage in, and encompass, service, rental and selling. Whether or not the business maintains a shop or storefront, tax assessments and fees (signage permits, garbage collection, etc) will vary.

[icarus]

businesses/services are classify, local municipal level, for tax purposes/IRA . . .specially in Cities where they can impose higher taxes [ so with different levels of municipalites as 1st class, 2nd, etc ]

[questionman2005]

Mga Sirs,

Is it true that shops selling AEG need permits same as those selling the real steel?

[reccesix]

Section VI of the PNP Circular No. 8 dated 27Sept06 states that:

VI. MANUFACTURE AND SALE

All natural and juridical persons intending to manufacture or sell airsoft rifle/ pistol shall apply for license to manufacture or license to deal airsoft rifle/ pistol under the existing rules and regulations of the Philippine National Police through its Firearms and Explosives Division of the Civil Security Group (FED-CSG) as provided for under the provision of Revised Memorandum Circular Number 99-009.

Corresponding permit for Authority to Display Airsoft Rifle/Pistol shall also be secured at FED-CSG.

[ion]

bok sa licensing (city treasury-baguio) ako dati, lagay mo "general merchandise/enterprise" para kahit ano pede tsaka mas mababa ang tax heheheh ...... me option ka rin na walang store kasi lagay mo dun "contact office" pede na sa bahay nyo business area mo ;)

note: haluan mo ng ibang stuffs para di halatang airsoft and airsoft parts talaga ang main product mo...regarding sa bengbeng naman........ yan ang medyo matrabaho....dadaan ka maraming ewan..... hehehe


@denski... sir kaya me classification yan kasi me kanya kanya/pre-determined na account code yung mga taxes na binayad ng mga business people tsaka para makita rin kung aling business talaga ang boom every year or month in a city or municipality.... here are some types of classifications>>>> wholesalers, manufacturers, general merchandise under retailers, banks, etc. etc....hope this enlightens everyone

[kantoterorist]

selling replica guns and airsoft is sure no no dba, but would it be illegal to sell aisoft parts and accessories? dba hndi??? what if u sell ur guns n nka kalas is it considered spare parts??? would that be legal?