With the easing of pandemic restrictions and people’s attempt to recover from the draining pandemic, new business owners are emerging. Opening a new business can be tough since there are too many things to do. This guide will make life easier with these step-by-step guides for BIR Tin Registration of Businesses.
Note, the referred guide depends on different types of businesses.
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Walk-in
1. Before going to the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), prepare the following requirements:
For Corporations/Partnerships
BIR Form 1903 – Application for Registration for Corporations/ Partnerships (Taxable/Non-Taxable) version 2018
Photocopy of SEC Certificate of Incorporation; or Photocopy Certificate of Recording (in case of a partnership); or Photocopy of License to Do Business in the Philippines (foreign corporation);
Articles of Incorporation or Articles of Partnerships;
Payment of P500.00 for the Registration Fee and P30.00 for loose DST or Proof of Payment of the Annual Registration Fee (not applicable to those exempt from the imposition of ARF);
BIR Printed Receipts/Invoices or Final & clear sample of Principal Receipts/ Invoices; Book of Financial Statement or Account Verified by BIR with Stamp
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OTHER BUSINESSES
BIR Form No. 1901 version 2018;
Any identification issued by an authorized government body (e.g., Birth Certificate, passport, driver’s license, Community Tax Certificate) that shows the name, address, and, birthdate of the applicant
Payment of P500.00 for the Registration Fee and P30.00 for loose DST or Proof of Payment of Annual Registration Fee (if with existing TIN or applicable after TIN issuance)
BIR Printed Receipts/Invoices or Final & clear sample of Principal Receipts/ Invoices; Book of Financial Statement or Account Verified by BIR with Stamp
2. Place requirements inside a long envelope and write the following on the front or back of the envelope: Company Name, Name of the Owner and Contact Number, and Authorized Filer’s Contact Number (if applicable).
3. Go to Nearest BIR.
4. Pay the following at the New Business Registrant Counter in the BIR Office.
Annual Registration Fee (P500.00);
Documentary Stamp Tax (P30.00) (if applicable)
BIR Printed Receipt/Invoice (if opted to buy for use)
5. Drop requirements inside a drop box. BIR will contact you via phone call as soon as your requirements are verified. If all requirements have passed, they will set an official appointment for your official registration.
6. You will be asked to go back to BIR on the day of your appointment, they will escort you to a place where you will fill up another set of forms.
7. An office assistant will guide you to the counter to pay for the forms. They will ask you to come back tomorrow, it is just a one-day process.
8. As soon as your business is already registered in BIR, you will receive the following:
Certificate of Registration (Form 2303)
Authority to Print Receipts & Invoices
“Ask for Receipt” Notice
9. To complete the process, you will be attending a free seminar on tax compliance as a business owner.
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Online
1. Prepare all the required documents, and scan them into a PDF file. All files shall not exceed 4MB in total file size.
3. Determine filing and payment obligations by downloading and answering the tax-type questionnaire via the link above.
4. Scan the accomplished tax-type questionnaire and include it as an attachment to your email application.
5. Pay the P500.00 Registration Fee and P30.00 loose Documentary Stamp Tax (DST). You can pay it via the payment channels of BIR.
6. Taxpayer-applicant without existing TIN shall wait for an email instruction on when to pay or may pay the P500.00 Registration Fee and P30.00 loose DST at the New Business Registrant Counter at the Revenue District Office (RDO) upon pick-up of Certificate of Registration.
7. Fill up the necessary fields in step 4 of the website then enter the correct information. Click email your application which will launch an email program. This is where you will send the email and attach the required documents.
8. You will receive an email acknowledgment of the receipt of your application from the official email address of the concerned Revenue District Office. Your application shall be processed manually within three (3) working days from the date of email acknowledging receipt of complete documentary requirements.
9. Receive an email for the scheduled pick-up of the Certificate of Registration and buying of BIR Printed Receipts/Invoices or Authority to Print, if applicable.
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For those already registered in BIR, upon closure of business, you are required to renounce your TIN Number and submit all receipts issued by BIR. Failure to renounce will be subject to a penalty, and you are required to pay accordingly.
The surge of the pandemic drained a lot of people financially. This is why many people are starting to open their own businesses to recover since we Filipinos are known for our resiliency. May we continue to be resilient in these challenging times.
When tourists come to Cebu, waterparks are one of their favorite destinations. It serves a recreative and unique way while enjoying the pool.
Here is a list of waterparks that you can’t miss #whenincebu:
1. WaterWorld Cebu
The biggest waterpark in Central Visayas, WaterWorld Cebu reopened this year and welcomed back guests. They highlight their main attraction, the 10 extreme slides with different types. It houses a humongous giant wave pool and Waterhouse with a long lazy river – the river rapids.
Photo from Ram Mancelita
Photo from Ram Mancelita
Photo from Ram Mancelita
Photo from Ram Mancelita
RATES:
Entrance fee:
₱350 per head (weekdays) for both kids & adults
₱400 per head (weekends & holidays) for both kids & adults
Kids 3 feet below are FREE OF CHARGE.
Table rentals: ₱400 per day, good for 8pax
Locker rentals: ₱100 per locker (the same group may share one locker)
Aqua Suites: ₱2,500 (Day Use only)
Air-condition function rooms are also available for rent.
Exact Location: It is located at Barangay Umapad, Mandaue City, Cebu — near the tip of Marcelo Fernan Bridge on the Mandaue City side.
2. JPark Island Resort
A 5-start Resort in Mactan, home to the first Pororo theme park in Cebu. They have room accommodation and a private beach that stands out from the rest of the waterparks in Cebu.
Photo from Jpark Island Resort & Waterpark. Cebu Facebook Page
Photo from Jpark Island Resort & Waterpark. Cebu Facebook Page
Photo from Jpark Island Resort & Waterpark. Cebu Facebook Page
Photo from Jpark Island Resort & Waterpark. Cebu Facebook Page
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Photo from Jpark Island Resort & Waterpark. Cebu Facebook Page
Photo from Jpark Island Resort & Waterpark. Cebu Facebook Page
Photo from Jpark Island Resort & Waterpark. Cebu Facebook Page
Photo from Jpark Island Resort & Waterpark. Cebu Facebook Page
EXACT LOCATION: Inside JPark Island Resort Cebu at M.L Quezon Highway, Barangay Maribago, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu
3. Cebu Westown Lagoon
A themed waterpark that is located in the middle of bustling Mandaue City, Cebu Westown Lagoon features a kiddie, jacuzzi, and main pool that offers two curvy slides. They also offer room accommodations.
EXACT LOCATION: FF. Cruz St., Subangdaku, North Reclamation Area, Mandaue City
4. Bluepool Waterpark Naga
The only waterpark that can be found in Southern Cebu, Bluepool Waterpark offers several slides. They also have room accommodations; the highlight is their Beach House that faces the sea.
Bluepool Waterpark Naga Facebook Page
Bluepool Waterpark Naga Facebook Page
Bluepool Waterpark Naga Facebook Page
Bluepool Waterpark Naga Facebook Page
Bluepool Waterpark Naga Facebook Page
Bluepool Waterpark Naga Facebook Page
Bluepool Waterpark Naga Facebook Page
Bluepool Waterpark Naga Facebook Page
Bluepool Waterpark Naga Facebook Page
Bluepool Waterpark Naga Facebook Page
RATES:
Family Room: P1,500
Beach House: P4,000
EXACT LOCATION: Langtad Bridge, City of Naga, Cebu — 1.5-2 hours away from the city.
Cebu is home to various tourist spots, including the best-themed waterparks in the Visayas. No wonder tourists don’t fail to include this from their itinerary when visiting Cebu.
Imagine waking up to a 360-degree view from the mountainside. This is the perfect vacation treat we daydream of.
This newly opened resort in the uphill mountains of Brgy. Mabini in Cebu City faces a gorgeous view of Mandaue and Lapu-Lapu City.
Mabini Skyview Resort faces the mountains while you enjoy taking a plunge in its infinity pool and jacuzzi with the best viewing experience.
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They also accommodate a place to stay for guests. They have a log cabin where you can book the whole place.
They have a living room with a refrigerator to make your drinks cold. They also have rooms with comfy beds and huge glass windows. The other room has double-decked beds for non-couples. All are airconditioned. It also has a restroom.
Cebu City doesn’t only have beautiful mountains in the renowned Balamban, you can also take a side trip to this mountain barangay near Talamban. If you are looking for a place to rest in Cebu City, then this place is for you.
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RATES & OTHER INFORMATION
DAY USE:
Entrance fee: Access to the Picnic Area and a Full View of the Resort Grounds
Adults – P100
Children, 10 years old and below – P50
Infant, 2 years old and below – Free
Full Access with Pool Use (Infinity Pool, Kiddie Pool, and Jacuzzi)
Mon – Thu
Adult – P250
Children – P150
Infants – Free
Fri – Sun and Holidays
Adult – P350
Children – P250
Infants – Free
Pool hours: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
COTTAGE FEES:
Table & chairs: P500/set
Cottage: P1,500, 10 pax capacity
Pergola (rates are exclusive of entrance fee)
20 pax capacity – P2,000
25 pax capacity – P2,500
30 pax capacity – P3,000
OTHER INFORMATION:
You may bring food and drinks. No corkage fee, just practice claygo.
Corkage only applies to the following: Alcoholic drinks – P500; Lechon – P500/piece
A Singapore-like city vision means better public transportation.
Cebu City Public Information Office recently announced that the long-overdue Cebu Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project will finally begin in January 2023.
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Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama is said to hasten the project implementation further as he visited Engr. Benedicto Guia Jr., manager of DOTr’s National BRT Program Management Office, for status updates.
DOTr revealed in a courtesy call that the winning bidder is already selected for the civil works of the project’s package 1. Phase 1 will start after the release of the Notice of Award, which is set to be given this week. The contractor must comply with all requirements to “perfect” the contract.
Package 1 will cover the following routes: Cebu South Bus Terminal on N. Bacalso Ave. going to the Cebu Provincial Capitol via Osmena Blvd.
Over the past few years, there has been a further delay of Cebu’s BRT due to multiple factors, such as changes in its design, routes, and road right-of-way (RROW). However, it will immediately proceed since there will no longer be any road widening or property acquisition in this portion of the 2.3-kilometer project.
The mayor instructed his executive secretary, Atty. Collin Rosell, to coordinate with the BRT Project Implementation Office in order to provide support during the eventual rollout.
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Finally, Baguio City is now a flight closer to Cebu!
Baguio City, Philippines
The country’s flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) is set to offer direct flights between Cebu and Baguio City starting on December 16, 2022.
This new route will allow hassle-free travel to the City of Pines from the Queen City of the South, and vice versa, in just two hours.
From December 16, PAL’s Cebu-Baguio-Cebu flights will operate four times weekly with convenient morning departures, as follows:
PR 2230 Cebu to Baguio
Every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
Departing Mactan Cebu at 08:50 AM, arriving at Baguio Loakan Airport at 10:50 AM
PR 2231 Baguio to Cebu
Every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
Departing at Baguio at 11:10 AM, arriving in Cebu at 01:00 PM
Known as the ‘Summer Capital of the Philippines’ for its year-round cool climate and breathtaking location 1,400 meters above sea level, Baguio is your destination for tourist holidays. The City of Pines is also a business hub that hosts the Baguio City Economic Zone.
Travelers are encouraged to check the website of their arrival point for the latest travel requirements and other important information. Additionally, you may also visit www.philippineairlines.com.
Baguio is the latest addition to PAL’s growing network of domestic flights from Cebu.
There’s a very popular spot in northern Cebu that is a proof that not all white sand beaches have to be an expensive experience. The northern town of San Remigio, Cebu is a third class municipality that is known to tourists as the jump-off point to Bantayan Island.
Though there is so much more to San Remigio than just being the gateway to Bantayan. This town boasts of having the longest shoreline in the whole province of Cebu.
Lapyahan sa San Remigio is located in the town proper so it is quite easy to find. The local term “lapyahan” simply translates to “shoreline”. Aside from being the longest shoreline in Cebu, Lapyahan also takes pride in the long stretches of powdery white sand with a perfect sunset view. On top of all these, entrance is free!
Their shoreline is the town’s main attraction and it is in fact the highlight of their annual town fiesta which the locals call “Lapyahan Festival” and is celebrated every 16th of May.
Lapyahan sa San Remigio is a public beach so you get to experience some sunset watching while sitting on white sands or dipping in Lapyahan’s crystal clear waters without draining your budget. The water level is also very shallow on the first few meters of the beach so it’s very safe for children.
There are cottages nearby which you can rent out, but you can also just bring your own mats and lay it down on the sand to save on cottage fees. There’s also no problem with food and beverages because they have the nearby Kan-anan sa Lapyahan where you can buy barbecue, snacks, and drinks. There are also a lot of resorts nearby if you want to stay overnight.
The best time to visit Lapyahan is on the afternoon so you can get to see the sunset. This is one of the best spots in Cebu for such an experience.
Photo by Maistrang LaaganPhoto by Maistrang Laagan
RATES & OTHER INFORMATION
Fees:
Entrance fee: FREE
Cottage fees: P200-P350 per day
Room rates:
There are many resorts and hotels that offer overnight accommodation around Lapyahan. Here are two which are located very close to the shoreline:
Exact location: Poblacion, San Remigio, northern Cebu — 3-4 hours away from the city.
BY BUS: Head on to Cebu North Bus Terminal and hop on a bus for San Remigio. Fare is around P150-P200 pesos and travel time is around 2.5-3 hours. Tell the driver that you’re going to get off at the poblacion or town proper. Upon arrival, you can ride a habal-habal to Lapyahan (fare around P10-P20).
BY CAR: Navigate with Waze or Google Maps and set your destination to “Lapyahan sa San Remigio” in northern Cebu. Parking space is available.
An idyllic family beach house recently opened on the roadside of Medellin.
Costa Medellin features a split-space level where there are an elevated platform and glass windows that provide panoramic views of the sea. It spans from the kitchen to the living space.
Photo from Costa Medellin on Instagram
To support the local community, the resort features furniture from a nearby town and woven materials such as rattan lamps and chairs. Their walls also have a pigmented skim coat that resembles the sand on the beach.
Wood accentuates the area; they decorated the doors using custom resin art. They also have retractable wooden screen doors when the sun is at its hottest during noon.
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Medellin is one of the front liners in the line-up of beautiful beaches that Northern Cebu boasts. Although the coast is mostly found on the roadside, it won’t disappoint you with the beauty you should notice.
RATES & OTHER INFORMATION
RATES:(or COTTAGE FEES)
WHOLE BEACH HOUSE: Rates vary per season – minimum of 2 nights
BY BUS: Go to Cebu City North Bus Terminal and ride on a bus/V-hire/black taxi bound for Kawit. The estimated travel time is 3.5-4 hours. Once in Kawit, tell the driver to drop you off at Eskina Mahawak.
BY CAR: Navigate with Waze or Google Maps and set your destination to “Costa Medellin” in Mahawak. Parking space is available.
During the pandemic, people were stuck indoors. We started to tune in to our hobbies, got glued to our screens, and listened to music more than ever. This is where people found solace during those somber days.
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Filipinos found more solace in our locally made songs since it uses our native language. As a result, more local talents surfaced. One of them is a Cebuana teenager but now based in Catbalogan, Samar.
Meriel de Jesus — more known by her stage name, mrld — has garnered almost 90 million streams on Spotify at the young age of 17. She scored viral with her first composition and release “An Art Gallery Could Never Be As Unique As You” in 2021, during the height of the pandemic.
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Ultimately, mrld became one of the featured artists on Spotify in May 2021 and was shown in the New York Times Square Billboard. She even finds it surreal that she was able to reach this milestone since she only started writing songs as a passion only when she was 14.
“Those numbers, they never went inside my head. All I really wanted was to release a song, kahit 10 people lang ang makikinig, it’s all good.”
mrld will have her first-ever live show at Social House in Makati City on October 28.
Showcasing your talents knows no limits, may it age and boundaries. This young Cebuana is living proof. However, you can only reach a breakthrough or milestone with hard work, not only sheer luck.
A teeming line-up of tourist spots queues in a coastal town of Northern Cebu, we warmly welcome the Municipality of Sogod.
Sogod is now making its way to the scenic scene of tourism in Cebu, home of esteemed tourist spots in the Visayas, where its cliffs meet the roaring seas, rock formations boldly create an impression on tourists.
Here are the Top 10 must-visit places that make Sogod shine:
1. Bagatayam Falls
Deep waterfalls that originated from Binaliw Spring is flowing in cascades right at Sogod – one of their unique tourist spots. It is currently a source of water for the people of Bagatayam and it formerly provided electricity to the citizens.
Photo from Sogod Cebu Government Website
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Exact Location: Q253+679, Sogod, Cebu
2. Tinago Beach
Some say that the shoreline that stretches along the coastal town of Sogod is all made of pebbles but this resort proves otherwise. A beautiful white beach resort hidden can be found in this municipality, check Tinago Beach out.
Photo from Tinago Beach Resort Facebook Page
Photo from Tinago Beach Resort Facebook Page
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Photo from Tinago Beach Resort Facebook Page
Exact Location: Q2RJ+4GG, Sogod, Cebu
3. Paseo de Porferio
A known campsite in Sogod that features triangular cabanas and native huts in the glory of the mountains of Sogod can be found. Right at Barangay Bagantayam, where Paseo de Porferio can be found: you can take your ultimate camping experience. You can also bring your own camping gear and food with no corkage fee plus you can also tag your fur babies with you.
Photo from PASEO de Porferio Facebook Page
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RATES
Camping: ₱70/head (entrance and overnight stay, and guests are expected to bring their own camping gear)
Native House: ₱1,000/night
Native A-Frame Package B: ₱500 – ₱550/night
Exclusive Family Room: ₱3,000/night
OTHER INFORMATION
Reservation and prior booking are advised under the new normal. Please contact the place directly via the Official FB page, contact numbers are also provided.
In the middle of nowhere in Sogod sits a vacation house made of nipa. It gives modern and rustic vibes as they combine the native and industrial design in their nipa houses which are covered with a roof made of galvanized iron. They also have an infinity pool where you can take a quick dip.
You can take your sabbatical and recollection here at a panoramic valley in Sogod where you will get to discover a peaceful dip in a jacuzzi like no other. Here you can enjoy their triangular bohemian-like cabanas:
Photo from Antonio’s Cabin Retreat and Campsite Facebook Page
Photo from Antonio’s Cabin Retreat and Campsite Facebook Page
Photo from Antonio’s Cabin Retreat and Campsite Facebook Page
Photo from Antonio’s Cabin Retreat and Campsite Facebook Page
Photo from Antonio’s Cabin Retreat and Campsite Facebook Page
Photo from Antonio’s Cabin Retreat and Campsite Facebook Page
Photo from Antonio’s Cabin Retreat and Campsite Facebook Page
Photo from Antonio’s Cabin Retreat and Campsite Facebook Page
Photo from Antonio’s Cabin Retreat and Campsite Facebook Page
Photo from Antonio’s Cabin Retreat and Campsite Facebook Page
Photo from Antonio’s Cabin Retreat and Campsite Facebook Page
Photo from Antonio’s Cabin Retreat and Campsite Facebook Page
Photo from Antonio’s Cabin Retreat and Campsite Facebook Page
Photo from Antonio’s Cabin Retreat and Campsite Facebook Page
Photo from Antonio’s Cabin Retreat and Campsite Facebook Page
Photo from Antonio’s Cabin Retreat and Campsite Facebook Page
Photo from Antonio’s Cabin Retreat and Campsite Facebook Page
RATES
Available Rooms: P3,000/ night; P4,500/ night; P2,500 / night
Own Tents: P350/adult; P150/children (12 years old and below)
Every day is summer at this vacation house in Sogod here at Summer Beach House Resort. It is made for a group outing where you can have the entire house for yourself. It features cozy bedrooms, a cute cabin house, free Wi-Fi, and unlimited karaoke.
Photo from The Summer House Facebook Page
Photo from The Summer House Facebook Page
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Photo from The Summer House Facebook Page
Photo from The Summer House Facebook Page
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Photo from The Summer House Facebook Page
RATES:
Weekdays (Mondays to Thursdays): ₱10,000 per night,
₱12,000 during peak season (during the months of April, May, and December).
Weekends and Holidays: ₱12,000 per night
₱15,000 during peak seasons (months of April, May, and December).
Additional payment of ₱300/pax if the group exceeds 15, which is the maximum for the fixed rates
A resort of Sogod that provides ultimate secluded privacy with a panoramic view of the coast can be found in this quiet municipality right at Coastal View Resort.
Photo form Coastal View Resort Facebook Page
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RATES
Beach Umbrella: ₱350
Kubo: ₱500
Gazebo: ₱1,000
Room 1: ₱2,000
Deluxe Room: ₱2,500 per night; ₱500 per extra person
Who says you need plane flight tickets to Bali? Says who, Bali is right at Cebu – here in Sogod. You can find it at Robin’s Nesto. One of the exclusive beach resorts in this municipality, it features romantic rooms with picturesque interiors. It features an infinity pool that is available for all guests with an outdoor shower and guest room.
Photo from Robin’s Nesto House Rental – Cebu Facebook Page
Photo from Robin’s Nesto House Rental – Cebu Facebook Page
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Photo from Robin’s Nesto House Rental – Cebu Facebook Page
Photo from Robin’s Nesto House Rental – Cebu Facebook Page
Photo from Robin’s Nesto House Rental – Cebu Facebook Page
Photo from Robin’s Nesto House Rental – Cebu Facebook Page
RATES
Standard Hut – P7,000/night with P300 per additional pax
Exact Location: Barangay Bawo, Sogod, Cebu — approx. 1.5 hours away from the city.
11. El Mar Resort & Spa
A place of luxury and beauty can be found in Sogod. It can be found at El Mar Resort & Spa where you can enjoy the turquoise waters of Sogod that feature water activities such as kayaking and jet skiing – heating the tourism scene of this municipality.
Exact Location: Calumboyan, Sogod, Northern Cebu — approx. 1.5 hours away from the city.
Cebu continues to reign among provinces in the Philippines. Aside from being the richest province, it is also home to beautiful places to visit. One of the reasons why people are lining up to migrate here in our province. No wonder this is home to #laagans.
Among the places listed, where do you first want to go?
Social media influencers are born through social media. Some became famous for odd reasons. With the mix of commercialization as marketing experts used this as a medium to reach larger audiences — this is where social media influencers came to play.
Famous brands are tapping influencers to reach their target audiences. This is when social media influencers started to earn huge bucks of money. Ultimately, some attained the peak of their prime and success using these platforms.
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Influencers are all over the globe. Our country is not an exception in being home to famous Instagram influencers. They also made the most of this platform and used their fame to call out their audiences.
Attracting not only audiences but also famous brands are lining up for them to be featured. That’s how they started to earn money, and guess what it is real money. Some are earning money off the charts just by being famous on social media platforms – one of them is Instagram.
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Financial services website NetCredit recently published a list of the top 10 Filipino celebrities who make the most money through sponsorships and postings on Instagram.
Topping the list is none other than, Miss Universe 2015 Pia Wurtzbach, with a reported earning of $3,669,205. The beauty queen is followed by Kathryn Bernardo, Anne Curtis, Kim Chiu, and Andrea Brilliantes.
Here are the Top 10 Filipino Celebrities with Highest Earnings on Instagram:
From this list, it is evident how social media platforms can change someone’s life. On this platform, you won’t only earn fame but with hard work and talent – you can top-up your game and be one of these famous top Instagram earners.
