DILG Joint Circulars 20100813 JMCNo01 Seriesof2010

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REPUBLICOFTHE PHILIPPINES

Joint Memorandum Ci rcular No . 01, Ser ies o f 2010

06 August 2010

TO: THE REGIONAL AND PROVINCIAL DIRECTORSOF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT DILG AND THE DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY

DTI , THE BUREAU OF FIREPROTECTION BFP AND MEMBERS OF THE SANGGUNIANG

PANGLUNGSOD AND SANGGUNIANG BAYAN

SUBJECT: GUIDELINES IN IMPLEMENTING THE STANDARDS IN PROCESSING BUSINESS PERMITS

AND LICENSESIN ALL CITIESAND MUNICIPALITIES

1.0 Purpose

1.1 To disseminate the service standards in processing business permits and licenses which

cities and municipalities are enjoined to follow;

1.2 To provide the guidelines for streamlining the business permits and licensing systems

BPLS) in cities and municipalities in accordance with the service standards which the

national government is setting consistent with Republic Act No. 9485, otherwise known

as the Anti-Red Tape Act of 2007 ARTA);

1.3 To clarify the roles and responsibilities of the Department of the Interior and Local

Government DILG), the Department of Trade and Industry DTI), and the various cities

and municipalities in the country in ensuring the implementation of the BPLSstandards.

2.0 Statement of Policies

2.1 The government recognizes the importance of improving the country s growth potential

through enhancing its competitiveness at the national and local levels. This can only be

achieved through reforms that reduce the cost of doing business in the country and

address the other policy issues that discourage international and local investors.


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nationwide streamlining of BPLs. Both agencies will conduct the necessary capacity

building programs to enable LGUs to comply with the BPLs standards, coordinate with

other government agencies involved in the BPLs to similarly streamline operations and

assist in generating resources for the BPLSstreamlining project.

3

Def init ion of Terms

3.1 Action - refers to the written acknowledgement of receipt, approval or disapproval

made by a government agency or office on the application or request submitted by the

client for processing.

3.2 Business One-stop-shop BOSS)- refers to an arrangement where a single common site

or location is designated for all concerned agencies in the BPLs system to receive and

process applications for business registration thru a streamlined system.

3.3 Business Permit - is a document that must be secured from the city or municipal

business permits and licensing office for the business to legally operate in the locally.

3.4 Business Registration - is a set of regulatory requirements an entrepreneur must comply

with to set-up a business entity including, but not limited, to the collection or

preparation of a number of documentation, the notarization and/ or verification

thereof, submission to various national and local government authorities, approval of

application submitted, and receipt of a formal certificate or multiple certificates,

licenses, permits, and the likes which confirm the eligibility to operate as a legitimate

business entity.

3.5 Frontline Service - refers to the process or transaction between clients and government

offices or agencies involving applications for any privilege, right, permit, reward, license,

concession, or for any modification, renewal or extension of the enumerated

applications and/or requests which are acted upon action) in the ordinary course of

business of the agency or office concerned.

3.6 Joint Inspection Team JIT) - is composite team whose members come from the various

LGU agencies implementing business-related regulations created and authorized by the

LGU through an Executive Order or Ordinance to conduct joint inspection of business

enterprises instead of individual inspections.

3.7 Priority LGUs - refer to cities and municipalities included in the government program for


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3.10 Processing Time - refers to the time spent by an applicant from to receipt of the

business permit by the LGU consisting of transaction time, waiting time and travel time

within the site provided by an LGU for business registration.

3.11 Unified Form - is a single common document issued by an LGU to a business applying for

registration that contains the information and approvals needed to complete the

registration process and facilitates exchange of information among LGUs and National

Government Agencies.

4 BPlS Reform Standards

All cities and municipalities are enjoined to follow the following standards in processing business

permits and licenses:

4.1 Unified

Form

All cities and municipalities shall use a single unified form in processing

new applications for business permits and business renewals Annex 1). The unified form

consolidates all the information about a business registrant needed by various local and

national agencies. The adoption of the unified form is anticipated to contribute to

reduction of steps and time in applying for business permits.

4 2 Standard Steps

4.2.1 All cities and municipalities shall ensure that applicants for business registration

shall follow five 5) steps in applying for new business permits or for business

renewals:

1) Securing an application form from the city or municipality;

2) Filing or submission of the accomplished application form with attached

documentary requirements;

3) One-time assessment of taxes, fees and charges;

4) One-time payment of taxes, fees and charges;

5) Securing the Mayors Permit upon submission of Official Receipt as proof of

payment oftaxes, fees, and charges imposed by the LGU.

Annexes 2 and 3 illustrate the standard steps which applicants shall follow in

securing the Mayors Permit for new business applications and business

renewals.

4.2.2. Compliance with the above standard steps will require the following:


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Treasurer and the City/Municipal Fire Marshal shall be organized to conduct joint

inspection of business enterprises as required by law.

3) The Bureau of Fire Protection shall enter into a memorandum of agreement with

cities and municipalities, as necessary, to implement streamlined procedures for

assessing and paying fire code fees that will enable the LGUs to implement that

above steps.

4.3 Standard Processing Time. Consistent with ARTA, all cities and municipalities are enjoined

to comply with the prescribed time for processing of business registrations, as shown

below:

1) Processing of new business permits, which is classified as a complex transaction

following the ARTA classification, shall not take more than 10 days for the

release of the permit. However, LGUs are enjoined to strive for 5 days or less

which is the average processing days in LGUs with streamlined BPLS; and

2) Processing of business renewals, which is classified as a simple transaction, shall

not take more than 5 days for the release of the permit. However, LGUs are

enjoined to strive for one day or less processing, which is the average processing

time in LGUs with streamlined BPLS.

4.4 Signatories. All cities and municipalities shall follow the prescribed number of

signatories required in processing new business applications business renewals to five

days following the ARTA. However, LGUs are enjoined to require only two 2)

signatories, namely, the Mayor and the Treasurer or the BPLO. To avoid delay in the

release of permits, alternate signatories e.g. the Municipal or City Administrator or the

BPLO) may be properly deputized by the Mayor.

5.0 Implementation of the BPlS Standards

5.1 All cities and municipalities are enjoined to implement the BPLS standards as described

in Section 4

bove

The government identified priority cities and municipalities whose

implementation of the BPLS standards will be closely monitored since these LGUs: a)

constitute the critical mass of establishments in the country; and b) they have been

identified as having good potentials in generating investments in the four priority

sectors of government, e.g. business process outsourcing, tourism, mining and


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6.0 Roles and Responsibi li t ies

6.1 Local Government Units Ci ties and Municipal it ies

6.1.1 The LGUs, represented by the Local Chief Executive/Mayor, shall coordinate

with DILG and the DTI in the implementation of BPLS standards and shall:

a) organize Technical Working Groups TWGs) to oversee the

im plementation of the streamlined BPLS;

b) participation of LGU representatives in all BPLS r eform activities that are

initiated by the DILG and DTI at the LGU level;

c) the preparation and implementation of the requisite orders, ordinances

and directives relative to the BPLS reform;

6.1.2 Provide the enabling environment for BPLS reforms, namely, the legal

framework, the budget and logistical support necessary in instituting BPLS

reform standards to include, but not limited to, manpower, creation of the

one-stop-shops, organization and activities of joint inspection teams JIT) and

conduct of information, education and communication campaigns lEe).

6.2 Depar tmen t of the In ter ior and Local Government

6.2.1 The DILG, together with the DTI, shall coordinate the upscaling of the BPLS

reforms nationwide with other agencies and among its regional, local

government operations officers, bureaus and attached agencies. The Local

Government Academy LGA) under the DILG, shall act as the overall

coordinator for the nationwide BPLS streamlining program for LGUs.

The DILG regional offices shall organize a regional BPLS Coordination

Committee, together with the regional offices of the DTI, to oversee the

implementation of the BPLS project at the local level, with membership

coming from concerned government agencies, local chambers, civil society

organizations and other stakeholders.

6.2.2 The DILG, together with DTI, shall organize and co-chair a BPLS Oversight


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6.3 Department of Trade and Industry

6.3.1 The DTI, together with the DILG, shall be responsible for providing policy

direction in the implementation of the BPLS reform project nationwide and in

ensuring that the requirements for BPLS streamlining are among its regional

and provincial offices and in setting up a monitoring system for tracking the

progress of LGs in reforming their BPLS. It shall co-chair the BPLS Oversight

Committee which will provide the overall policy direction in the nationwide up

scaling of the BPLSReforms.

6.3.2 Considering its mandate to promote investments and enhance

competitiveness both at national and local levels, the DTI, together with the

DILG, shall be responsible for identifying the priority LGUs that will be included

in the BPLS program and in annually evaluating the list based on the sector

priorities of the government and other criteria that will be deemed necessary.

6.3.3 Consistent with the framework for public-private sector partnership PPP), the

DTI shall be responsible for enjoining private sector participation and support

in the BPLS streamlining project both at the national and local levels.

6.3.5 The DTI, as Co-Convener of the Working Group on Growth and Investment

Climate under the Philippine Development Forum, shall promote the BPLS

project and take responsibility in enjoining the development community to

support the project.

7.0 Enforcement Clause

This Joint Memorandum Circular shall enforce all the provisions of Republic Act No. 9485 or

Anti-Red Tape Act of 2007 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations.

8.0 Separability Clause

If any clause, sentence or provision of this Joint Memorandum Circular shall be invalid or

unconstitutional, its remaining parts shall not be affected thereby.

9.0 Repealing Clause

All orders, rules and regulations inconsistent or contrary to the provrsions of this Joint

Memorandum Circular are hereby repealed or modified accordingly.


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JOINTDILG DTI DEPARTME]TTADMINISTRATIVERDER o.

IOJa

Series f 2010

SUBJECT: UIDELINES

N IMP1fMENTING

HENATIONW|DE

PSCALING

F REFORMSN

PROCESSING USINESS

PERMITS

AND TICENSES

N

ATT CITIES AND

MUNICIPATNIES

NTHE

PHILIPPINES

1.0 DECI.ARATIONF

POUCY

Pursuant

o Republic

ct No. 9485,

otherwise nownas

he

Anti-Red

ape

Aa

(ARTA),

all

government

nstrumentalities

re

mandated

o

provide

fficient

elivery f services

to

the

public

by reducing

ureaucraticed

ape and

preventing raft

and corruption,

and

providing enalties

hereof.

n Compliance ith

this Act,

he

government

et

standards or

processing

usiness

permits

and licenses ssued by cities and

municipalities

imed

at improving

efficiency n the

business

egistration

ystemand

reducing

he cost

of doing businessn the

country.This s

expected

o

bring

n more

investments

ationally

nd locally,

which are

important n attaining ocaleconomic

development

ndhigh

economic

rowth

n he country.

2.0 ROLE F

GOVERNMENT

The government hall ensure hat the provisions f Republic ct No. 9485 are

implemented

n all

transactions

f

government

with

the

public

including

hose

pertaining

o the business

egistration

rocesses

n

the country.n

relation

o this,

he

government

hall oversee he implementation

f

service tandardsn

prOcessing

business

ermits

nationwidencluding

ecuring upport rom

the

local

governments,

private

businesses,evelopment

partners

and other stakeholdersor its

promotion.

Such role is

critical

n reducing

he cost

of doing

business nd improving he

competitivenessf the country.

3.0

oBJECTTVES

This

DAOs issuedo clarifo

he roles

and

responsibilities

f

the

Department

f the

Interior

nd Local

Government

DILG)

nd he Department

f

Trade nd ndustry

DTt)


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5.1 Business ermit and

Licensing

ystem

BPLS)

refers o the

procedures

ollowed by

ci t iesand municipal i t ies

n

processing

usiness

ermits more

commonly nown

as

Mayor sPermit)which must be securedby businessmeno operate egal ly n a

local i ty.

5.2Business ne-Stop-Shop

BOSS)

refers o an arrangement herea single ommon

site

or

location

s desi8natedor al lconcerned genciesn the BPLSystemo receive

and

process

ppl icat ions

or

businessegistrat ion

hru

a streamlined

ystem.

6.0 MPTEMENTATIONECHANISMS

6,1

BPLS

versightCommittee

6.1.1 A BPLS versight

ommittee hal lbe organized y the DILG nd

the

DTI o

provide

he

pol icy

direct ionn the

nationwide

pscal ingf the

BPLS

eforms.

Theoversight

ommittee

hal l

ave he ol lowingunctions:

a.

To

oversee

he implementationf the nationwidemplementationf the

BPLStreamliningeforms,

art icular ly

he service tandards

n

BPLS;

b.

To mobi l ize esourcesor the implementationf the various

omponents

of the BPLS

eforms;

c.

To coordinate

he

various

ni t iat ives f

government,

he

private

ector

nd

the development ommunity

n BPLSeforms;

d. To assist

government n BPLS eforms

related o

the operations

of

NationalGovernment gencies,.g.

Securi t ies

nd Exchange

ommission

(SEC),

ocial ecuri ty

ervice

SSS),

hi lheal th,ureau f Fire;

e. To assist

government

n

bui lding

he

capaci ty f

local

governments

n

implementing

PLS

eforms;

f. To ensurehat BPLSeforms real igned i th other

eforms or

enhancing

the competi t ivenessfthe Phi l ippinesn general nd ocal overnmentsn

Da t icular.

6.1.2 The BPLSOversight ommittee hal lbe composed f DTIand DILG

s

Co-

overnment

agencies National


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6.2

Departmentof the

Interior

and

LocalGovernment

6.2.7 The DILG,

ogetherwith the DTl,

hal l

provide

he

overal l

o l icy

direct ion

n

the

upscal ing

f the

BPLS

eforms nationwideand in coordinating

he

requirements

or

BPLS

treamlining

n

LGUs among

its

regional ,

ocal

government

perations ff icers,

ts bureaus

nd

attached gencies.t shal l

co-chair

he

BPLS versight ommittee hichwi l l

provide

he

overal l

o l icy

direct ionn he nationwide p scal ing f the BPLS eforms.

6.1.1 The DILG,

hru LocalGovernment

cademy

LGA),

hal l

act

as the

overal l

coordinator

f the

nationwide

treamliningf BPLS f

LGUs.

s coordinator,

LGA hal l :

a.

Manage he

capaci ty

ui ld ing

rogram

or LGUs n the

streamlining

f

BPLS;

b.

Coordinate

ff ic ial

evelopment

ssistance

ODA)

n

BPLS;

c. Develop

nd manage

he

websi te

ortal

on BPLS hich

wi l l

provide

nl ine

coaching

or

helpline

on BPLS o

LGU5

who are streamlining heir

BPLS

accordingo the standards;

d. Set-up

a

monitoring

system

or tracking

he

progress

of

target

LGU5 n

reformingheir

BP

S.

6.1

2

TheDILG

egional f f ices

hal l

undertake

he

fol lowing unctionsn relat iono

the

BPLS

roject:

a.

Organize

regional

BPLS

Coordination

ommittee,

o8ether wi th the

regional

ff ices

of the

DTl, o oversee he implementation f the BPLs

project

at the

local

evel ,wi th membership oming

from

concerned

government gencies,ocal hambers ndotherstakeholders;

b. Coordinate

with

the

DILGProvincial

f f ices nd

the local

government

operations ff icers

LGOOs)

n

providing

apaci ty ui ld ing or the

LGUs

together

with

the DTI

regional

and

provincial

offices

and take


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Enjoin

he academic nd research

nsti tut ionsn the region

o assist

n

capaci tat ingGUso comply

with he

BPLS

tandards;

Regular lyeport o the DILGUndersecretaryor LocalGovernment nd

the LGA n

the

progress

f the BPLS

roject

n heir

espectiveegions.

6.1 3

TheDILG,

sCo-Convenerf the

WorkingGroup

n

Decentral izat ion

ndLocal

Government

nder the Phi l ippine

evelopment orum,shal l

promote

he

BPLS

roject

nd ake responsibi l i ty

n enjoininghe development

ommunity

to support he project.

6.2

Department

ofTrade and Industry

6.2.1

The DTl, ogether

with the DILG, hal l

be responsibleor

providing

ol icy

direct ion

n the implementation

f the BPLS eform

project

nationwide,

n

coordinatinghe requirementsor BPLS treamliningn LGUsamong

ts

regionaland

provincial

f f ices

and in sett ingup a monitor ing ystem

or

trackinghe

progress

f LGs n

reformingheir

BPLS.

t shall o-chairhe

BPLS

Oversight

ommitteewhich wi l l

provide

he

overal l

pol icy

direct ion

n

the

nationwide

p scal ing f the BPLS

eforms.

6.2.2 Considering

i ts

mandate

to

promote

investments and

enhance

competi t iveness

oth at national

nd ocal

evels,

he DTI hal lbe

responsible

for identi fy ing

he

prior i ty

GUshat wi l l be

ncluded

n the BPLS

rogram

nd

in annual ly

valuating

he

l ist, ogether

with

the DILG, ased

on the sector

pr ior i t ies

f

the

government

ndothercr i ter iahat wi l l be deemed

ecessary.

6.2.3 Consistent

i th

he framework

or

publ ic-pr ivate

ector

artnership

PPP),

he

DTIshal lbe responsibleor enjoining rivate ector art ic ipationndsupport

in

the

BPLStreamlining

roject

othat

he national

nd

ocal evels.

6.2.4

The DTIwi l l

work

with the ci t ies

and municipal i t ieshich haveundertaken

e .

f.


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b. Coordinate

i th

the

DTIand

DILG

rovincial

f f ices

n

providing

apaci ty

bui lding

or the LGUs; nd

c. Regularlyeport o the DTIOfficeof PolicyResearch n the progress f the

SPLS

mplementation t

the local

evel.

d. Sett ing

up the National

Economic

esearch

nd Bui iness

ction

Center

( l \ERBAC)

o assist he businessmen

n

cornplylng

i th the requirements

of National

Government

Agencies

elaled

tc business egistrat ion

proceSses.

6.2.6 The

DTl,as Co-Convener

f the WorkingGroupon Growth

and Investment

Cl imate

under

he

Phi l ippine

evelopment orum,shal l

promote

he BPLS

project

and

take

responsibi l i tyn enjoining

he

development

ommunity

o

su

pport

the

project.

6.3

Local

Government

Units

(Cities

and

Municipalities)

6.3.1 The

LGUs hal l ensure hat al l components f

the BPLS eforms,namely,

process

e-engineering,PLS om

uterization,

mprovementsn customer

relat ionwhen

facing

business

ppl icants nd BPLSnsti tut ional izat ion

re

undertaken

s

part

of the

streamlining

f

BPLS,onsistent

i th

the spir i t

of

the ARTA.

6.3.2 The LGUs, epresented y the LocalChiefExecutive/Mayor,hal lcoordinate

with

DILGand the DTI in the

implementation

f

BPLS eforms

and

shal l

ensu

e:

organize

Technical

Working

Groups

(TWGs)

to oversee the

implementationf the streamlined

PLS;

participation

of

LGU

epresentatives

n

all BPLS

eform activities

hat

are

ini t iated y he DILG ndDTIat he LGU evel;

the

preparation

nd implementationf the requisi te

rders,

rdinances

anddirect ives

elat ive

o

the BPLS

eform;

that

the enablingenvironment

or BPIS

eformsare

in

place,

namely,

he

(a)

(b )

(cl

(d)


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9. EFFECTIVITY

This ointDepartment dministrat iverder hal l take ffect mmediately.

lssued

his6th

dayof

August 010 n Metro

Mani la,

Republ ic f

the

Phi l ippines.

n

resffintoo

secretary

L-

Department

f the

Inter ior

ndLocalGovernment


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Annex1(Page1of2): ApplicationFormforBusinessPermit

TAXYEAR___________________

CITY/MUNICIPALITY_____________________

New Amendment: ModeofPayment

Renewal FromSingletoPartnership Annually

Additional FromSingletoCorporation BiAnnually

FromPartnershipto Single Quarterly

Transfer: FromPartnershiptoCorporation

Ownership FromCorporationtoSingle

Location FromCorporationtoPartnership

DateofApplication: DTI/SEC/CDARegistrationNo.:

ReferenceNo.: DTI/SEC/CDAdateofregistration:

Type

of

Organization:

Single

Partnership

Corporation

Cooperative

CTC

No.

TIN:

AreyouenjoyingtaxincentivefromanyGovernmentEntity? ()yes()no Pleasespecifytheentity:

NameofTaxpayer:

LastName FirstName MiddleName

BusinessName:

Tradename/Franchise:

NameofPresident/Treasurerofcorporation:

LastName FirstName MiddleName

BusinessAddress OwnersAddress

HouseNo./Bldg.No. HouseNo./Bldg.No.

Building

Name

Building

NameUnitNo. UnitNo.

Street Street

Barangay Barangay

Subdivision Subdivision

City/Municipality City/Municipality

Province Province

Tel.No. Tel. No.

EmailAddress EmailAddress

PropertyIndexNumber(PIN):

BusinessArea(insqm): TotalNo.ofEmployeesinEstablishment: #ofEmployeesResidinginLGU:

IfPlaceofBusinessisRented,pleaseidentifythefollowing: LessorsName MonthlyRental:

LastName: FirstName: MiddleName:

LessorsAddress

HouseNo./Bldg.No. Subdivision

Street City/Municipality

Barangay Province

Tel.No. EmailAddress:

IncaseofEmergency: ContactPerson/TelNo./Mobilephoneno./emailaddress:

BusinessActivityNo.OfUnits Capitalization(fornewbusiness)

GrossSales/Receipts(forrenewal)

Code LineofBusiness Essential Nonessential

Oath

of

Undertaking

:

I

undertake

to

comply

with

the

regulatory

requirement

and

other

deficiencies

within

30

days

from

release

of

the

business

permit.


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Annex1(Page2of2):ApplicationFormforBusiness

ApplicationNo.

000

000

000

0000

ASSESSMENTS:

LOCALTAXES REFERENCE AMOUNTDUE PENALTY/SURCHARGE TOTAL ASSESSEDBY

GrossSalesTax

Taxondeliveryvans/trucks

Taxonstorageforcombustible/flammableof

explosivesubstance

Taxon

signboard

/billboards

REGULATORYFEESANDCHARGES

MayorsPermitFee

GarbageCharges

DeliveryTrucks/VansPermitFee

SanitaryInspectionFee

BuildingInspectionFee

ElectricalInspectionFee

MechanicalInspectionFee

PlumbingInspectionFee

Signboard/BillboardRenewalFee

Signboard/BillboardPermitFee

StorageandSaleofCombustible/Flammableor

ExplosiveSubstance

Others:

VERIFICATION

OF

DOCUMENTS

Description Office/Agency DateIssued VERIFIEDBY:(BPLOStaff)

BarangayClearance Barangay

ZoningClearance ZoningAdmin.

Sanitary/HealthClearance CityHealthDept.

OccupancyPermit Bldg.Official

FireSafetyInspectionCertificate CityFireDept.

Others,pleasespecify:

________________ _____ ________________ _______

Assessmentreviewed

by:

Approval

Recommended

by:

Instructions:

1.Provideaccurateinformationandprintlegiblytoavoiddelays.Incompleteapplicationformwillbereturnedtotheapplicant.

2.Ensurethatalldocumentsattachedtothisapplicationformarecompleteandproperlyfilledout.


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Table2.TheStandardStepsfortheRegistrationofNewBusinesses

Steps

Client

LGU

Process

Time&

Waiting

TimeActivities

Documentary

RequirementOffices RequiredActions

1

Secure

Application

Form

None FrontlineBPLO

Giveform,listof

requirements&

answerquestions

Process

timestarts

instep2

2

FileApplication

forNew

BusinessPermit

FilledupUnified

Form,SEC/DTI/CDA

Certificate,Location

Map,Barangay

Clearance,Occupancy

Permit

FrontlineBPLO

BackroomJIT

Review&

validate

submissions,

acknowledge

receipt&endorse

tonextstep

Day1

3OneTime

Assessment

Alldocumentsfrom

step

2

Frontline

Assessor

BackroomJIT

Onetime

assessmentbased

on

submitted

documents

Days24

4

Onetime

paymentof

taxes,fees&

charges

Alldocumentsfrom

step3

Frontline

M/CTOCashier

Collectandissue

OfficialReceiptDay5

5

ClaimMayors

Permit

Alldocumentsfrom

step4

Frontline BPLO

Backroom

Mayoror

Deputized

Signatory

Print,signand

release

Mayors/Business

Permit

Day5


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Table3.TheStandardStepsfortheRenewalofBusinessPermits

StepsClient

LGU

Process

Time

&Waiting

TimeActivities

Documentary

RequirementOffices RequiredActions

1

Secure

Application

Form

None FrontlineBPLO

Giveform,listof

requirement&

answerqueries

Processtime

startsinstep2

2

File

Application

forRenewal

FilledupUnified

Form,previous

businesspermit,

Barangay

Clearance

FrontlineBPLO

Reviewsubmissions

&endorsetonext

step

515Minutes

3

Submit

documents

foronetime

assessment

Alldocuments

fromstep2

FrontlineAssessor

BackroomJIT

Onetime

assessmentbased

ondocuments

submitted

1020

Minutes

4 Onetimepayment

Alldocuments

fromstep3Frontline

M/CTO

CashierCollect

and

issue

OfficialReceipt10

15

Minutes

5ClaimMayors

Permit

Alldocuments

fromsteps 4

FrontlineBPLO

BackroomMayoror

DeputizedSignatory

Print,signandissue

permit510Minutes

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Regions Provinces 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

NCR Pateros

Benguet Baguio

LaTrinidad

Abra Bangued

IlocosNorte Laoag

IlocosSur Vigan Candon

LaUnion SanFernando

Agoo

Bauang

Pangasinan Dagupan Sual Binalonan

Urdaneta Agno

Alaminos Anda

Bani

Burgos

Mabini

Cagayan Tuguegarao Cauayan Claveria

Isabela Santiago SanMateo

NuevaVizcaya Bayombong Quezon

Bataan Balanga Mariveles Pilar Samal

Orion Dinalupihan Hermosa Bagac

Orani

Limay

Abucay

Morong

Zambales Olongapo Castillejos Masinloc SanFelipe

Subic Sta.Cruz SanAntonio Botolan

Iba SanMarcelino Cabangan SanNarciso

Candelaria

Palauig

Tarlac Tarlac Concepcion Bamban Mayantoc Anao

Camiling Capas Sta.Ignacia SanManuel Ramos

Paniqui Gerona LaPaz SanJose Pura

Moncada Victoria SanClemente

Pampanga Angeles

Guagua Lubao

Sto.Tomas

Masantol

SanFernando Mexico Magalang Sta.Ana Sta.Rita

Mabalacat Apalit Floridablanca Macabebe SanSimon

Arayat Porac Bacolor Minalin

Candaba SanLuis

Sasmuan

Bulacan Malolos Sta.Maria Hagonoy Bustos Norzagaray

SanJosedelMonte Plaridel Bocaue SanMiguel Pandi

Meycauayan Pulilan Guiguinto SanRafael Angat

Baliuag Calumpit Balagtas Bulacan Paombong

Marilao

Obando

San

Ildefonso

Doa

Remedios

Trinidad

NuevaEcija Cabanatuan Palayan Gen.Tinio Sto.Domingo Carrangalan

2010 2014GICTarget/PriorityLGUSfortheNationalBPLSStreamliningProject

CAR

I

II

III

As of 04 May 2010


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Gapan Sta.Rosa Cabiao Aliaga Pantabangan

SanJose Guimba Rizal Pearanda Quezon

Muoz SanIsidro Bongabon Lupao Gabaldon

Talavera

SanAntonio

Jaen

Gen.

Mamerto

Natividad

Talugtug

SanLeonardo Cuyapo Laur Licab

Zaragoza Llanera Nampicuan

Aurora Baler MariaAurora SanLuis Dilasag

Dipaculao Casiguran Dinalungan

Dingalan

Cavite Dasmarias Silang Tagaytay Naic Maragondon

Bacoor Gen.Trias GenMarianoTrias Amadeo Mendez

Imus TreceMartires Tanza Indang Ternate

Cavite Rosario Kawit Alfonso Gen.EmilioAguinaldo

Carmona

Noveleta

Magallanes

Laguna Sta.Rosa Bian Nagcarlan Lumban Pakil

Calamba SanPedro Calauan Paete Sta.Maria

SanPablo Cabuyao Bay Victoria Pangil

LosBaos Sta.Cruz Siniloan Luisiana Famy

Pasanjan Pila Majayjay Rizal

Alaminos Magdalena Cavinti

Liliw Mabitac

Kalayaan

Batangas Lipa Tanauan Bauan Calaca Taysan

Batangas Sto.Tomas SanJose Malvar Calatagan

Rosario

PadreGarcia

SanPascual AgoncilloSanJuan Ibaan Mabini Alitagtag

Nasugbu Taal Lian Lobo

Lemery Balayan Talisay Laurel

SanLuis Sta.Teresita

Tuy SanNicolas

MataasnaKahoy Balete

Cuenca Tingloy

Rizal Antipolo Taytay Binangonan Pililia

Cainta SanMateo Tanay Cardona

Rodriguez

Morong

Baras

Angono JalaJala

Teresa

Quezon Lucena Lucban Infanta Polillo Macalelon

Candelaria Tiaong Lopez Dolores SanNarciso

Tayabas Gumaca Atimonan Unisan Patnanungan

Sariaya Mauban Calauag Alabat Bordeos

Pagbilao Real Gen.Nakar Buenavista

Catanauan Agdangan Perez

Tagkawayan SanFrancisco Gen.Luna

Guinayangan Sampaloc PitogoMulanay Quezon SanAndres

IVA

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SanAntonio PadreBurgos Plaridel

Panukulan

Jomalig

Palawan PuertoPrincesa

Occ.Mindoro SanJose Sablayan Calintaan

Mamburao Magsaysay Paluan

Sta.Cruz Rizal

AbradeIlog Lubang

Looc

Or.Mindoro Calapan

Marinduque Boac

Romblon Looc

CamarinesSur Naga Iriga

Camarines

Norte Daet

Albay Legazpi TabacoCity Ligao

Catanduanes Virac

Sorsogon Sorsogon

Masbate Masbate

Aklan Kalibo Malay

Iloilo Iloilo Goa

Concepcion

NegrosOccidental Bacolod Silay Kabankalan SanCarlos

Cadiz Sagay Escalante

Bago

Capiz Roxas

Guimaras Buenavista NuevaValencia

Jordan SanLorenzo

Sibunag

Bohol Tagbilaran Carmen Trinidad

Panglao Butuan

Loboc Sagbayan

SierraBullones

Bilar

Pilar

Dagohoy

Danao

Cebu Toledo Talisay Catmon

Cebu Danao Tabogon

Mandaue Carcar

Lapulapu Bogo

Naga

NegrosOriental Dumaguet e Bayawan

Tanjay Guihulngan

Bais

Siquijor SiquijorNorthernSamar Catarman Allen SanRoque LasNavas Rosario

IVB

V

VI

VII

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Laoang Catubig LopeDeVega Lapinig

SanIsidro Pambujan SanAntonio Biri

Palapag Bobon Victoria Capul

SanJose Mapanas

Silvino

Lobos

Gamay SanVicente

Mondragon

Lavezares

Leyte Tacloban Baybay Tanauan

Ormoc Isabel

Samar Calbayog

SouthernLeyte Maasin

ZamboangaDelSur Zamboanga

Pagadian

Zamboanga

Del

Norte Dipolog

PolancoDapitan Katipunan

Roxas

Manukan

Bukidnon Malaybalay Quezon

Valencia

Camiguin Mambujao

LanaoDelNorte Iligan Tubod

MisamisOccidental Ozamis Tangub

Oroquieta

MisamisOriental CagayandeOro Gingoog

Opol

DavaoDelSur Davao Magsaysay

Digos

DavaoDelNorte Tagum NewCorella

Panabo

Samal

DavaoOriental Mati Lupon Cateel

Baganga SanIsidro

Gov.Generoso Caraga

Manay Tarragona

Banaybanay

Boston

CompostelaValley Nabunturan Compostela

Cotabato(North) Kidapawan Makilala Carmen

Midsayap Kabacan Libungan

MLang Arakan

Matalam Pikit

Tulunan Banisilan

Antipas Pres.Roxas

Pigkawayan Magpet

Alamada

AleosanSouthCotabato Gen.Santos Tampakan

VIII

IX

X

XI

XII

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Koronadal Polomolok

(IndependentCity) Cotabato

Sarangani Glan Alabel Malungon

Kiamba

Maitum

Maasim

Malapatan

SultanKudarat Tacurong Isulan

SurigaoDelNorte Surigao Mainit

Claver

Tubod

AgusanDelNorte Butuan

SurigaoDelSur Bislig

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