14/03/2026
Thinking of starting a business?
Choosing the proper form of business organization, whether a One Person Corporation, partnership, or corporation, is not merely a matter of paperwork. It determines how much you can lose, how much tax you pay, and how protected you are under the law.
Under the Revised Corporation Code (Republic Act No. 11232), even a single person can now form a One Person Corporation. This allows an individual to enjoy the benefit of limited liability without the need for business partners.
In a sole proprietorship or partnership, your personal assets may be used to pay for business debts. In a corporation or OPC, your liability is limited to your investment, thus, your house or savings stay safe.
So before you start your dream business, ask:
“Do I want to risk it all, or protect what’s mine?”