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TARLAC

CONGRESSIONAL NUEVA ECIJA 3 DISTRICTS CITY 1 CAPITAL : Tarlac City MUNICIPALITIES 17 PAMPANGA BULACAN

AREA NCRBATAAN 305,345 has.

POPULATION 1.4 M 125 kms North of Manila

SFS CLK

MNL Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway

Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway

National Roads for intra- and inter-provincial movement MacArthur Highway Tarlac-Zaragoza Road Tarlac-Camiling Road Tarlac-Victoria Road Tarlac-Pura Road Camiling-Ramos Road Sta. Juliana, Capas Road Concepcion-Magalang Road Strategic Location Strategic Location International Flying Time (to DMIA)

Malaysia = 3hrs, 40mins

Hong Kong = 1hr, 50mins

Taipei = 1hr, 50mins

Singapore = 3hrs, 30mins

Seoul = 3hrs, 30mins INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES & POTENTIALS

ECONOMIC SOCIAL • IT Parks • School Buildings • Agri-Processing Zones • Hospitals & Health Centers • Eco-Tourism Facilities • Protective Services • Industries • Housing • Manufacturing Centers

PHYSICAL AND INFRASTRUCTURE • Transportation • Power and Communication • Water supply, drainage, • Sanitation and Sewerage

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT • Renewable Power Generation Facilities • Sanitary Landfill • Vermi-Composting • Controlled Dumpsite • Recycling Centers • Materials Recovery Facility OUR LAND

Province of Tarlac Land Availability for h ectares Industrial Estates / Townships minimum average maximum Paniqui 25 1000 Moncada 25 200 Gerona 25 300 500 Pura-Ramos 25 150 300 Victoria 25 500 1000 Tarlac City 25 150 Concepcion 25 3000 Bamban 25 3000

SAMPLE SITE

THE SITE •4 km from concepcion exit •8 km from dolores exit •Access 1 (2km) •Access 2 (600m) Concepcion exit

THE SITE •4 km from concepcion exit •8 km from dolores exit •Access 1 (2km) •Access 2 (600m)

Dolores exit 100 has. 100 has. 50 has.

200 has.

200 has. 100 has.

CONCEPCION

BAMBAN

MABALACAT

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OUR LAND Free Trade Zone with Good Tax Incentives • Creation of free-trade zones under the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) that provides tax incentives – 100% exemption from Corporate Income for Income Tax Holidays (ITH) – 4 years ITH for Non-Pioneer projects and 6 years of ITH for Pioneering projects among others • Upon expiration of ITH, 5% Special Tax on Gross Income and exemption from all national and local taxes Other Incentives • Tax and duty free importation of raw materials, capital equipment, machineries and spare parts • Exemption from wharfage dues and export tax, impost or fees • VAT zero-rating of local purchases subject to compliance with BIR and PEZA requirements • Exemption from payment of any and all local government imposts, fees, licenses or taxes • Exemption from expanded withholding tax

BOARD OF INVESTMENTS (BOI) Filing / Application Feesa Regular Fees Classification Project Cost MSE Fees (Php) (Php) New / Expansion Micro Not exceeding Php3 million Waived 1,500 Small Exceeding Php3 million but not over Php4 million 375 1,500 Exceeding Php4 million but not over Php15 million 750 3,000 Medium Exceeding Php15 million but not over Php20 million NA 3,000 Exceeding Php20 million but not over Php50 million NA 4,500 Exceeding Php50 million but not over Php100 million NA 6,000 Large Over Php100 million NA 6,000 Existing Assets Micro Not exceeding Php3 million Waived 1,500 Small Exceeding Php3 million but not over Php15 million 375 1,500 Medium Exceeding Php15 million but not over Php100 million NA 1,500 Large Over Php100 million NA 1,500 Registration Fees Regular Fees Classification Project Cost MSE Fees (Php) (Php) New Expansion Micro Not exceeding Php3 million Waived

1/10 of 1% of Small Exceeding Php3 million but not over Php15 million 25% of project cost, 0.1% of but not less project than cost, but Php3,000; and not less not to exceed than Php15,000 Php3,000

Medium Exceeding Php15 million but not over Php100 million NA Large Over Php100 million NA Existing Micro Not exceeding Php3 million Waived 3,000 Small Exceeding Php3 million but not over Php15 million 750 3,000 Medium Exceeding Php15 million but not over Php100 million NA 3,000 Large Over Php100 million NA 3,000

a There is additional fee for Legal Research Fund (LRF), equivalent to 1% of filing fee but not lower than Php20.00 as per P.D. 1856.

Source: httpRelatively://ww w.boi.gov.ph Inexpensive Cost of Doing Business

PHILIPPINE ECONOMIC ZONE AUTHORITY (PEZA) APPLICATION COMaSiTn FOeeFs tDOo beI PNGaid (IBUn PeSsoINEs) SS

Registration of Ecozone Enterprises START-UP COSTS Application for New Project (non-pioneer) P3,600.00 Application for New Project (pioneer) P6,000.00 I. REGISTRATION FEES

PHILIPPINE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISS ION (SEC) Registration of Corporations & Partnerships Main Fees to be Paid (In Pesos) Stock Corporations 1/5 of 1% of the Authorized Capital Stock or the subscription price of the subscribed Filing Fee capital stock whichever is higher but not less than P1,000.00 plus LRF* By-laws P500.00 plus LRF* Non-Stock Corporations Filing Fee of Articles of Incorporation P500.00 plus LRF* By-laws P500.00 plus LRF* Partnership 1/5 of 1% of the partnership's capital Articles of Partnership but not less than P1,000.00 plus LRF* *Legal Research Fee equivalent to 1% of Filing Fee but not less than P10.00

Source: http://www.sec.gov.ph/

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY (DTI) Business Name Registration Main Fees to be Paid (Bureau of Trade Regulation and consumer Protection -- (In Pesos) BTRCP) A. Filipino National Single Proprietorship Business Name Registration Certificate

(based on territorial jurisdiction) : Barangay P200.00 City/Municipality 500.00 Regional 1,000.00 National P2,000.00 Documentary stamp P15.00 B. Foreign National Business Name Registration Certificate P300.00 Certificate of Authority to Engage in Business (Filing Fee) P500.00 Registration Fee P5,000.00 Documentary stamp P15.00

Source: http://www.dti.gov.ph/

COST OF DOING BUSINESS

START-UP COSTS

I. REGISTRATION FEES

PHILIPPINE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION (SEC) Registration of Corporations & Partnerships Main Fees to be Paid (In Pesos) Stock Corporations 1/5 of 1% of the Authorized Capital Stock or the subscription price of the subscribed Filing Fee capital stock whichever is higher but not less than P1,000.00 plus LRF* By-laws P500.00 plus LRF* Non-Stock Corporations Filing Fee of Articles of Incorporation P500.00 plus LRF* By-laws P500.00 plus LRF* Partnership 1/5 of 1% of the partnership's capital Articles of Partnership but not less than P1,000.00 plus LRF* *Legal Research Fee equivalent to 1% of Filing Fee but not less than P10.00

Source: http://www.sec.gov.ph/

Source: http://www.dti.gov.ph/

1/10 of 1% of Small Exceeding Php3 million but not over Php15 million 25% of project cost, 0.1% of but not less project than cost, but Php3,000; and not less not to exceed than Php15,000 Php3,000 Medium Exceeding Php15 million but not over Php100 million NA Large Over Php100 million NA Existing Micro Not exceeding Php3 million Waived 3,000 Small Exceeding Php3 million but not over Php15 million 750 3,000 Medium Exceeding Php15 million but not over Php100 million NA 3,000 Large Over Php100 million NA 3,000

a There is additional fee for Legal Research Fund (LRF), equivalent to 1% of filing fee but not lower than Php20.00 as per P.D. 1856.

Source: http://www.boi.gov.ph

PHILIPPINE ECONOMIC ZONE AUTHORITY (PEZA) APPLICATION Main Fees to be Paid (In Pesos) Registration of Ecozone Enterprises Application for New Project (non-pioneer) P3,600.00 Application for New Project (pioneer) P6,000.00

a There is additional fee for Legal Research Fund (LRF), equivalent to 1% of filing fee but not lower than Php20.00 as per P.D. 1856.

Source: http://www.boi.gov.ph

DAILY MINIMUM WAGE RATES National Capital Region (NCR) a/ Per Wage Order No. NCR-16 b/ Effective 26 May 2011

Sector/ Industry Basic Wage under COLA Increase New Minimum Wage Wage Order No. NCR 15 Rates

Non-Agriculture P404.00 P22.00 P 426.00 Agriculture P 367.00 P22.00 P 389.00 (Plantation and Non Plantation) Private Hospitals P 367.00 P22.00 P 389.00 with bed capacity of 100 or less Retail/Service P 367.00 P22.00 P 389.00 Establishments employing 15 workers or less Manufacturing P 367.00 P22.00 P 389.00 Establishments regularly employing less than 10 workers a/ Covers the Cities of Caloocan, Las Pinas, Makati, Malabon, Mandaluyong, Manila, Marikina, Muntinlupa, Paranaque, Pasay, Pasig, Quezon, San Juan, Taguig and Valenzuela and Municipalities of Navotas and Pateros. b/ Grants a P22.00 COLA per day to all minimum wage workers in the private sector in the region. W.O. issued 09 May 2011, published at Philippine Daily Inquirer on 11 May 2011.

SUMMARY OF CURRENT REGIONAL DAILY MINIMUM WAGE RATES Non-Agriculture, Agriculture Updated as of May 1, 2012 (In pesos)

WO No./ NON- AGRICULTURE REGION DATE OF EFFECTIVITY AGRICULTURE Plantation Non-Plantation NCR a/ WO 16/May 26, 2011 P 389.00 - 426.00 P 389.00 P 389.00 CAR b/ WO 14/January 1, 2011 255.00 - 272.00 238.00 - 254.00 238.00 - 254.00 I c/ WO 14/January 20, 2011 228.00 - 248.00 228.00 200.00 II d/ WO 14/February 16, 2011 237.00 - 245.00 225.00 - 233.00 225.00 - 233.00 III e/ WO 16/June 24, 2011 279.00 - 330.00 264.00 - 300.00 244.00 - 284.00 IV-A WO 15/May 15, 2012 255.00 - 337.00 251.00 - 312.00 231.00 - 292.00 IV-B g/ WO 05/Nov. 11, 2010 252.00 - 264.00 210.00 - 219.00 190.00 - 199.00 V h/ WO 14/ Nov. 1, 2010 216.00 - 247.00 215.00 - 225.00 195.00 - 205.00 VI i/ WO 19/ July 15, 2011 223.00 - 265.00 233.00 223.00

Wide Base of Local Talent (Tertiary & with High Technical Skills) • Population • Universities, Colleges, – Tarlac Tech-Voc Schools – Region 3 – Degree courses/training – Northern Luzon program • NCR Good schools • Northern Luzon • Region 3 for various • Tarlac levels UNIVERSITIES & COLLEGES 7,500 25,000 AVERAGE NO. OF GRADUATES AVERAGE NO. OF ENROLLED PER YEAR STUDENTS PER YEAR TRAINING EMPLOYMENT IN COMPANIES 60,000 25,000 NO. OF GRADUATES SELF EMPLOYED FROM DIFFERENT TRAINING PROGRAMS 18,000 (as of Jan 2014)

CLASP MANICURE/PEDICURE ISMO MASSAGE THERAPY BASIC COMPUTER MOTORCYCLE MECHANICS FOOD RELATED COURSES CELLPHONE REPAIR BASIC WELDING HAIRCUT/BARBERING MSCTC TRAINING PRACTICAL ELECTRICITY SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING (SMAW) HANJIN COMMUNITY LANGUAGE AND SPECIALIZATION PROGRAM TRAIN NOW! WORK NOW! (CALL CENTER TRAINING)

PGT-D’LUXE INDUSTRIAL SEWING MACHINE OPERATION

JOBS TARLAC (ONLINE RECRUITMENT SYSTEM – E RECRUITMENT 2013) Government is pro- Business and adopt pro-Business legislation • Philippines & Tarlac PPP Code • PEZA Incentives • PGT TUPDA – All LGUs; planning fund; prepared for DRR-CCA • PGT’s Best Practices (leading to PCCI Award) – Quality Management System – MSME Support • Training, Equipment/Machines – Sustainable Tourism • Wide range of recreational activities – Planned Retirement Homes – Good Health Facilities • Business-friendly • Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Code of the Province Special Fund Special Legal framework framework Legal

Ensure compatible usages; Enhance land values usages; compatible Ensure speed Increase tape; red Cut bureaucratic LGUs other with synchronize and Synergize Maximise the usability of land; Acquire land Acquire land; of the usability Maximise – – – –

Tarlac Urban and Physical Development Authority Development Physical and Urban Tarlac development and infrastructure physical coordinated *Centrally Structure TUPDA One-Stop Shop • For handling commercial enquires relating to governmental rules and regulations • Fast track for Business Licenses and permits Legal Aspects

• Mode – Holding company – Local Partner that owns the property Safe and Good Security

• Good labor relations – Partnerships with various groups on livelihood/agriculture (Ka Dante) • Peace & order data – Peace & Order Council • Network – Low Crime statistics &

WITH THE COMMUNITIES WITH SUSTAINABLE PARTICIPATIVE PROGRAMS PARTICIPATIVE

ECO T URISM High Technology infrastructure planned • Tarlac Hotspots

• WAH and WAH-like initiatives (e-Governance award)

• Available Supply of Energy, Water, and other Utilities Field Health Service Information System

Tarlac

Other Provinces and Cities nationwide

*The first, and by far, only PPP on e-Health in the Philippines *Multi-Stakeholder Winner of the First DILG- *Open Partnership Jesse Robredo eGov *Cost-sharing and Leveraging Awards for Customer of Resources and Expertise Empowerment Power/Energy Capacity Demand TARELCO I 100 MVA 37.0 MVA TARELCO II 143 MVA 55.0 MVA TEI 55 MVA 32.5 MVA Total 298 MVA 124.5 MVA

• BBMP-NIA (BBMP power at 33megawatts) • Another 3 mini hydros at 14.4 megawatts • Production of biomass initiatives for thirty megawatts Sense of Community for Locators

• Social Services • Health and Recreational Facilities • International Banking and Finance Facilities • Retirement Homes – Opportunities for Research and Community Service – Participatory Farming / Agricultural Tourism – Household Mini-Farms BUILD ECOZONES

BUILD TOWNSHIPS

IN TARLAC