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Showing 1–13 of 13 articles for “advertising”

Franchise Advertising in the Philippines: Legal Limits Under the Consumer Act

Franchise advertising in the Philippines is governed by the Consumer Act, which bans deceptive and unfair sales acts and regulates how offers are promoted.

Advertising Rules in the Philippines: Prohibited Claims and Standards

Advertising rules in the Philippines bar deceptive and unfair claims under the Consumer Act and the Internet Transactions Act of 2023. Here is how they work.

Franchise Fees in the Philippines: How Initial, Royalty, and Ad Funds Work

Understand the typical franchise fees Philippines structure — initial franchise fee, royalties, and advertising funds — and how VAT applies to each payment.

Due Process in Government Action: The City Advertising Ventures Case on Billboards and Signages

When government dismantles advertising signages, it must follow its own rules and respect due process, as this case shows.

Advertising Rights vs Public Authority: MMDA's Power Over MRT3 Advertisements

Supreme Court ruling on whether MMDA could dismantle billboards on MRT3, a private property under a build-lease-transfer agreement.

Advertising Standards: Voluntary Self-Regulation vs Legal Authority

Supreme Court clarifies that the Advertising Board of the Philippines' clearance system is voluntary self-regulation, not government authority.

Injunction Against Government Interference: Protecting Contractual Advertising Rights

Supreme Court ruling on when courts may issue preliminary injunctions to protect contractual rights from government interference in advertising agreements.

Preliminary Injunction Against MMDA Billboards: Protecting Contractual Rights Pending Trial

Supreme Court affirms preliminary injunction stopping MMDA from dismantling MRT 3 billboards, protecting Trackworks' contractual advertising rights pending trial.

Lawyer Advertising Balancing Professional Dignity With Public Access TO Legal Services

The Supreme Court clarifies the line between lawyer advertising and professional dignity, balancing public access to legal services with ethical standards.

Copyright Protection Scope of Advertising Display Unit Drawings

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that copyright over technical drawings does not extend to the depicted object; patents protect inventions.

When Advertising Costs Become Capital Expenditures: Lessons from Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. General F

Supreme Court ruling on when media advertising expenses are deductible business expenses or capital outlays for goodwill.

When Advertising Costs Become Capital Expenditures: Lessons from CIR v. General Foods

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when large advertising expenses are deductible business costs or capital outlays for goodwill.

Advertising Expenses and Tax Deductions: Ordinary vs. Capital Outlay in the Philippines

Philippine tax law on advertising deductions: when a colossal ad spend becomes a capital outlay, not an ordinary expense.