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Local Licence & Permit Renewals in Philippines

The local permissions a business in Philippines must keep current. Only the obligations the research actually documents are listed; where a country has no municipal renewal of this kind we do not offer the service at all.

Typical turnaround

3–15 business days

PHBilled in

PHP

What we will need from you

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  • Local Government Business Permit (Mayor's Permit) renewal

    The LGU business permit (Mayor's Permit) is renewed annually, generally on or before 20 January each year, with the local business tax computed on the prior year's gross sales/receipts under the Local Government Code (RA 7160). Rates and the exact deadline are set by each city/municipality ordinance.

Cost breakdown

Our fee and the government’s are always separate lines. Government fees are passed through at exactly what the authority charges — we add nothing to them.

Local authority feeSet by the municipality or local authority and varies by activity and premises, so no single national figure exists.Confirmed before payment
Comriq professional feeFixed fee within 1 business day

How it runs

You will see these exact stages update in your client portal as we progress.

  1. Renewal Reviewed

    Current permission and renewal window checked.

  2. Renewal Filed

    Application lodged with the local authority.

  3. Permission Issued

    Renewed licence or permit delivered.

Ready to start?

This one is priced to your situation — most of what we do needs a local filing agent, so we scope it rather than guess. Tell us the specifics and we come back with a fixed quote and a confirmed timeline, within one business day.

Not sure this is the right service? A paid expert call is credited against your order.

Verified September 2026

Requirements and statutory fees are set by City / Municipal Local Government Unit (LGU) and change without notice. This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. Your engagement letter and quote are the binding documents.