Government Partners
The MSME Iloilo Council works hand-in-hand with national government agencies and local government units to provide the best support for Iloilo businesses.
National Government Agency
Department of Trade and Industry
The primary government agency responsible for the growth and development of trade and industry in the Philippines. DTI Region VI provides business registration, training, and support services for MSMEs in Western Visayas.
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DOLE Region VI ensures fair labor practices, promotes workers' welfare, and facilitates employment opportunities in Western Visayas. It provides livelihood programs and capacity-building for MSME owners and workers.
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The BIR Region VI provides tax registration, guidance on tax compliance, and information on tax incentives available to MSMEs. Proper BIR registration is a legal requirement for all businesses in the Philippines.
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TESDA Region VI provides technical-vocational training, skills assessment, and certification programs that help MSME owners and their employees gain competencies relevant to their industries.
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DOST Region VI supports MSMEs through technology transfer, research and development, and science-based solutions that improve product quality and business competitiveness.
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Small Business Corporation
SB Corporation is a government financial institution that provides affordable credit and financing programs for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) across the Philippines.
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Social Security System
The SSS provides social protection to MSME owners, employees, and their families through savings, sickness, maternity, disability, and other benefit programs.
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Iloilo City Government
The Local Government Unit of Iloilo City champions MSME development through the Business Permits and Licensing Office (BPLO), the Public Employment Service Office (PESO), and various livelihood and enterprise programs.
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