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How to Transfer Shares of a Philippine Corporation

Learn the steps to transfer shares of a Philippine corporation, including the required documents, corporate approval, and SEC filing rules.

Irrevocability of Tax Credit Options: A Guide for Philippine Corporations

Philippine corporations must choose carefully between refunds and tax credit carry-over—once chosen, the option is irrevocable under the NIRC.

Shareholder Death and Corporate Meetings: Quorum and Voting Rights Under Philippine Law

How a shareholder's death affects quorum and voting rights in Philippine corporations, explained through the Supreme Court's ruling in Mallare v. A&E Industrial Corporation.

Corporate Control and Stock Ownership: Resolving Disputes in Philippine Corporations

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies how stock ownership disputes affect corporate elections and why prior rulings cannot be overstretched.

Right to Inspect Corporate Books: Protecting Minority Stockholders' Interests in Philippine Corporations

A stockholder's right to inspect corporate books under the Corporation Code, explained through the Supreme Court's ruling in Terelay Investment v. Yulo.

Family Feuds and Corporate Control: Navigating Share Ownership Disputes in Philippine Corporations

The Supreme Court clarifies how Philippine courts resolve family disputes over corporate shares, trusts, and injunctions.

Public vs Private Entities: Defining Government Control Over Philippine Corporations

The Supreme Court's ruling in Veterans Federation of the Philippines v. Reyes clarifies when a corporation is public and subject to government control.

Voting Rights and Corporate Governance: Reaffirming Stockholder Rights in Philippine Corporations

Supreme Court ruling on Class B shareholders' voting rights under the Corporation Code, clarifying limits on share classification.

Preemptive Rights in Philippine Corporations: Making Your Right of First Refusal Valid

Learn how Philippine law treats preemptive rights and right of first refusal in corporations, and how to make these rights valid and enforceable.

Corporate Mergers and Contract Enforcement: Successor Liability in the Philippines

When a Philippine corporation merges, the surviving company assumes all rights and liabilities—even for contracts signed after the merger agreement.

Paid-Up Capital Meaning in Philippine Corporations and Wage Order Exemptions

Learn how the Supreme Court defined paid-up capital in MSCI v. NWPC, affecting distressed employer wage order exemptions.