Cost of Doing Business PDF

FOREWORD
This 1st edition booklet on COST OF DOING BUSINESS IN THE

PROVINCE OF AKLAN is a project of the Aklan Provincial Investment
and Promotions Center under the Provincial Governor’s Office of the
Province of Aklan.
This booklet aims to guide and make it easy for investors to do

business in Aklan. Here you will find a comprehensive data of basic
business requirements and tax schedule of all the 17 municipalities
of Aklan as well as the list of priority investment potential in each
town.
Other informative data includes the basic utility rates with respec-
tive provider(s) (e.g. water, electricity, telecommunications, inter-
net, etc.), State Universities and Colleges, Private schools, Hospi-
tals, Hotels and other accommodation establishments, transport
companies, shopping malls, directory of municipalities and a map of
the province of Aklan.
With this booklet, we hope to encourage more investment in Aklan

and provide more job opportunities for the Aklanon people.
M E SS A G E
The long dreamed Cost of Doing Business in the Province of Aklan

booklet is now a reality.
It has been conceptualized for some time and was finalized with the
assistance of our Aklan Information and Communications Technolo-
gy Council Director and Provincial Consultant on Tourism and Trade
Gabrielle Calizo-Quimpo.
This booklet will provide ease in doing business in our beloved Ak-
lan, together with the active participation of the 17 municipalities of
Aklan, namely: Altavas, Balete, Banga, Batan, Buruanga, Ibajay,
Kalibo, Lezo, Libacao, Madalag, Makato, Malay, Malinao, Nabas,
New Washington, Numancia and Tangalan.
Let’s echo and maximize this available information to our

future investors.
Thank you to all who made this booklet possible
FLORENCIO T. MIRAFLORES
Provincial Governor
COST OF DOING
BUSINESS IN THE
PROVINCE OF AKLAN
2017
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. Aklan Investment and Incentive Code ……………………...1 - 15
II. Business and Investment Opportunities…………………….16 - 18
III. Requirements in Starting a Business …………………….19 - 21

Department of Trade and Industry …………………….20
Securities and Exchange Commission …………………20
Cooperative Development Authority …………………..21
Bureau of Internal Revenue …………………….21
Altavas …….………………………………….22 - 23
Balete ………………………………………..24 - 25
Banga ………………………………………..26 - 27
Batan ………………………………………..28 - 29
Buruanga ………………………………………..30 - 31
Ibajay ………………………………………..32 - 33
Kalibo ………………………………………..34 - 35
Lezo ………………………………………..36 - 37
Libacao ………………………………………..38 - 39
Madalag ………………………………………..40 - 41
Makato ………………………………………..42 - 43
Malay ………………………………………..44 - 45
Malinao ………………………………………..46 - 47
Nabas ………………………………………..48 - 49
New Washington ………………………………………..50 - 51
Numancia ………………………………………..52 - 53
Tangalan ………………………………………..54 - 55
IV. Business Taxes and Licenses ……………………………...56 - 68

Altavas …….………………………………….57
Balete ………………………………………..58
Banga ………………………………………..58
Batan ………………………………………..59
Buruanga ………………………………………..59
Ibajay ………………………………………..60
Kalibo ………………………………………..61
Lezo ………………………………………..62
Libacao ………………………………………..63
Madalag ………………………………………..63
Makato ………………………………………..64
Malay ………………………………………..64
Malinao ………………………………………..65
Nabas ………………………………………..66
New Washington ………………………………………..66
Numancia ………………………………………..67
Tangalan ………………………………………..68
TABLE OF CONTENTS
V. Minimum Daily Wage ……………………………...69 - 70
VI. Utilities ……………………………...71 - 73

Telecommunication …………………………………...72
Power Rates ……………………………………72
Water Rates …………………………………...73
VII. Medical and Health Care Service …………………….74 - 76
VIII. Transportation and Freight ……………………77 - 95

Air ……………………………………….78 - 82
Land ……………………………………….82 - 93
Sea ……………………………………….93 - 95
IX. Accommodation Establishment ……………………96 - 100
X. Shopping Centers and Department Stores …………...…...101 - 103
XI. Banks ………………………………………………...104 - 106
XIII. State Universities and Colleges .…….……...…….107 - 109
XIV. General Information in Different Municipalities…..….110 - 111
XV. Directory of Municipalities …………………….……….112 - 113

PART I.
AKLAN INVESTEMENT
AND INCENTIVE CODE
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Republic of the Philippines
PROVINCE OF AKLAN
KALIBO, AKLAN
OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN
EXCERPTS FROM THE MINUTES OF THE SECOND (2ND) SPECIAL SESSION FOR CY 2008 OF
THE SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN OF AKLAN (for the period 2007-2010) HELD ON DECEM-
BER 23, 2008 AT THE SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN SESSION HALL, PROVINCIAL CAPI-
TOL, KALIBO, AKLAN.
PRESENT:
HONORABLE GABRIELLE V. CALIZO . . . Vice Governor, Presiding Officer

HONORABLE DAISY S. BRIONES . . . SP Member-Eastern District
HONORABLE PLARIDEL M. MORANIA . . . SP Member-Eastern District
HONORABLE RODSON F. MAYOR . . . SP Member-Eastern District
HONORABLE SELWYN C. IBARRETA . . . SP Member-Western District
HONORABLE PEDRO M. GARCIA . . . SP Member-Western District
HONORABLE JOSE S. YAP . . . SP Member-Western District
HONORABLE GERICK M. TEMPLONUEVO . . . SP Member-Western District
HONORABLE RAMON S. GELITO . . . SP Member-Western District
HONORABLE WILBERT ARIEL I. IGOY . . . SP Member, PCL President HONORA-
BLE TEODY M. MASANGYA, SR. . . . SP Member, ABC President
HONORABLE JUN REY I. TORDECILLAS . . . SP Member, SK President
ABSENT:
HONORABLE JEAN O. RODRIGUEZ . . . SP Member-Eastern District

HONORABLE NEMESIO P. NERON . . . SP Member-Eastern District
ALSO PRESENT:
DR. EMMA T. CORTES . . Provincial Health Officer II - PHO

DR. PAUL L. MACAHILAS . . Chief of Hospital II-DRSTMH
MS. MA. VICTORIA A. SALIDO . . Provincial Accountant-PACCO
MS. MARY GRACE P. MACAHILAS . . Provincial Gov’t. Dept. Head- PBO
MS. SUZETTE F. PIOQUID . . OIC-Provincial Treasurer-PTO
MS. ELMA S. MALBAS . .Provincial Gov’t. Dept. Head-
PSWDO
ENGR. ROGER M. ESTO . . PPDC-PPDO
MR. REX VICTOR B. CONSEMINO . . Prov’l. Gov’t. Asst. Dept.
Head-EEDD
GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 2008-007
“AN ORDINANCE ENACTING THE AKLAN INVESTMENT AND INCEN-

TIVES CODE”
Be it ordained by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of the Province of Aklan in regular session

assembled that:
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General Ord.. No. 2008-007
Sangguniang Panlalawigan
Kalibo, Aklan
December 23, 2008
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Chapter I
Title, Declaration and Purpose
Section 1. Title. This Act shall be known as the “Aklan Investment and Incentives
Code”.
Section 2. Declaration of Policy. It is hereby declared a policy of the Provincial

Government to attract investors, both local and foreign, by creating a good and favorable climate
for investments and providing incentives for investments that will promote sustainable develop-
ment, income generation and employment for the people of Aklan.
Section 3. Purpose, Intent and Objective. It is the Purpose, Intent and Objective of
this Act:
a. To lay down the legal framework and mechanism for integrating the investment in-
centives laws of the national government with the local development initiatives;
c. To spread from the urban areas to undeveloped and underdeveloped areas of the
province;
d. To promote the flow of investments, both local and foreign, into the province of Ak-
lan, thus generating employment opportunities and providing linkages among
industries in the province, the rest of the country, and the world;
e. To transform selected areas of Aklan into highly developed Agri-Industrial, Industrial,
Commercial, Tourism, and Investment Centers through rationalized land use.
Chapter II
Definition of Terms
Section 4. Definition of Terms. For purposes of this Code, the following definition of
terms shall apply:
a. “Aklan Investment and Incentives Code (AIIC)” refers to the

Aklan Investment and Incentives Code of 2009.
b. “BOI” refers to the Board of Investments, an agency under the
Department of Trade and Industry
c. “Center” refers to the Aklan Investment and Promotion Center.
d. “Board” refers to the Aklan Investment and Incentives Board.
e. “Existing Firms” refers to those firms already existing and operating in the province
of Aklan at the time of the enactment of this Code.
f. “Firms Under Expansion” refers to existing firms already engaged in preferred
investments which are expanding their operations pursuant to the seventeen
(17) Municipal Comprehensive Land Use Plans/Municipal Zoning Ordinances
pursuant to the preferred areas of investments as defined in the AIIC and as de-
fined in Article 19 of the Omnibus Investments Code of 1987 (EO 226).
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g. “Firms Under Diversification” refers to existing firms that are investing in, or diver-
sifying to, preferred investments listed in Section 12 of this Code, pursuant to the
seventeen (17) Municipal Comprehensive Land Use Plans/Municipal Zoning Ordi-
nances.
h. “Foreign Investment” refers to an equity investment made by a non-Philippine
national in the form of foreign exchange and/or assets actually transferred to the
Philippines and duly registered with the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas which shall
assess and appraise the value of such assets other than foreign exchange.
i. “Investment” means monetary value of intangible assets (e.g., patents, software)
and tangible assets (e.g., real properties, buildings, factories, equipment, machin-
ery) purchased/acquired, constructed or donated; cash (whether from owners’/
partners’/incorporators’ equity, loans, donations or grants) used for or spent on
legitimate business projects or activities to achieve economic gains and uplift the
quality of life of the community where said projects are located
j. “National Laws” refers to the investment-related laws, such as, but not limited to:
EO 226 - Omnibus Investments Code of 1987
PD 957 - The Subdivisions and Condominium Buy-

ers’ Protective Decree
PD 1096 - Adopting a National Building Code of the
Philippines (NBCP) Thereby Revising Re-
public Act Numbered Sixty-Five Hundred
Forty-One (R.A. No. 6541)
PD 1185 - Fire Code of the Philippines
PD 1216 -Defining “Open Space” in Residential Sub-
divisions and Amending Section 31 of Pres-
idential Decree No. 957 Requiring Subdivi-
sion Owners to Provide Roads, Alleys,
Sidewalks and Reserve Open Space for
Parks or Recreational Use
RA 6969 - Toxic Chemical and Hazardous Waste
Management Law
RA 6977 - Magna Carta for Small Enterprises of
1997 as amended by RA 8289 and further
amended by RA 9051
RA 7042 - Foreign Investments Act of 1991
RA 7718 - Build-Operate-Transfer Law or BOT Law
of 1994
RA 7844 - Export Development Act of 1994
RA 7916 - Special Economic Zone Act of 1995
RA 1586 - Environment Impact Statement System
(EIS)
RA 9003 - Solid Waste Management Act of 2000
RA 8749 - The Philippine Clean Air Act
RA 9275 - Clean Water Act
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k. “PTWG” means Provincial Technical Working Group on Aklan Investment and
Incentives Code.
l. “Pioneer Enterprises/Industries” shall mean a registered enterprise/industry as
stated in Article 17 of the Omnibus Investments Code of 1987 which:
(1) is engaged in the manufacture, processing or production, and not

merely in the assembly or packaging of goods, products, commod-
ities or raw materials that have not been or are not being produced
in Aklan on a commercial scale or
(2) which uses a design, formula, scheme, method, process or system of

production or transformation of any element, substance or raw
materials into another raw material or finished goods which is new
and untried in Aklan or
(3) is engaged in the pursuit of tourism, agricultural, forestry and mining

activities and/or services including the industrial aspects of food
processing whenever appropriate, pre-determined by the Board in
consultation with the appropriate Department, to be feasible and
highly essential to the attainment of the provincial goal in relation to
a declared specific national food and agricultural program for self-
sufficiency and other social benefits of the project or
(4) produces non-conventional fuels or sources of energy in its produc-

tion, manufacturing or processing operation: Provided, that the
final product in any of the foregoing instances involves or will in-
volve substantial use and processing of domestic raw materials,
whenever available, taking into account the risks and magnitude of
investment: Provided further that the foregoing definitions shall not
in any way limit the rights and incentives granted to less-developed-
area enterprises, as provided under Title V, Book 1 hereof.
m. “Non-Pioneer Enterprises/Industries” shall include all registered enterprises/

industries other than Pioneer Enterprises/Industries.
n. “Light Industries Manufacturing” is a manufacturing activity that uses moderate
amount of partially processed materials to produce items; is usually less capital
intensive than heavy industry, and is more consumer-oriented than business-
oriented. Light industry facilities typically have less environmental impact than
those associated with heavy industry, and zoning laws are more likely to permit
light industry near residential areas.
o. “Preferred Investments” refers to investments listed in Section 12 of this Code
and those that may hereinafter be identified by the Board.
p. “Business Plan” refers to a project profile in prescribed form which presents the
marketing, technical, financial, organizational and socio-economic aspects of
the project.
q. “Registered Enterprise” refers to any single proprietorship, partnership, cooper-
ative, corporation, or other entity incorporated and/or organized and existing
under Philippine laws that is registered with the Aklan Investment and Incen-
tives Board and issued a Certificate of Registration for availment of benefits
under this Code.
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Chapter III
The Aklan Investment and Incentives Board (AIIB)
Section 5. Aklan Investment and Incentives Board (AIIB). There shall be cre-
ated an Aklan Investment and Incentives Board (AIIB) for the purpose of implementing the
Aklan Investment and Incentives Code.
Section 6. Composition of the Aklan Investment and Incentives Board (AIIB).
Section 6.A. The Board shall be composed of the following:
Provincial Governor - Chairperson

Representative of the Commerce and Industry Sector - Co-Chairperson
Vice Governor - Vice Chairperson
Provincial Planning and Development Coordinator - Member
Chairperson, SP Committee on Trade and Industry - Member
DTI Provincial Director - Member
DENR PENRO - Member
One (1) representative (President or Any Officer) from the Real Estate Business Sector
duly accredited by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan
-Member
One (1) representative (President or any officer) from the business organizations/Micro
Small and Medium Enterprises duly accredited by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan
- Member
One (1) representative (President or any officer) from the tourism organizations duly
accredited by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan
- Member
One (1) representative (President or any officer) from the agri-aqua business organiza-
tions duly accredited by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan
- Member
Section 6.B – Co-Chairperson.
The Co-Chairperson shall be the President or any officer in the business organiza-
tions, which must satisfy the following criteria:
Be a bona fide Aklan Chapter of a nationwide association

of business organizations.
A member in good standing of such nationwide associa-
tion for at least five years.
Demonstrated a track record of cooperation in joint pro-
jects with the provincial government for at least three
years.
Should there be more than one qualified business organization the gover-
nor will convene said organizations to elect their representative to be the Co-
Chairperson.
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Section 6.C – Sectoral Representatives.
The four (4) private sector representatives shall be the President or Chairperson
or any officer designated by the concerned organizations thru a Board Resolution from each
of the four organizations.
Should there be more than one accredited organization belonging to the groups
stated in items 8, 9, 10 and 11 of Section 6. A, the Governor shall convene said organiza-
tions to elect their representative.
Any member of the Board except for the Chairman of the Board and the Co-
Chairperson shall nominate an alternate.
Section 7. Meetings of the Board. The Board shall have a regular quarterly
meeting on the fourth (4th) Monday of every quarter but the Chairperson may call for a Spe-
cial Meeting whenever he/she deems it necessary.
The majority of the members of the AIIB shall constitute a quorum.
In the absence of the Chairperson of the Board, the Vice Chairperson

shall preside over the meeting of the Board, and in the absence of both
the Chairperson and the Vice Chairperson, members of the board present
constituting a quorum shall elected from among themselves the Acting
Presiding Officer.
Section 8. Powers and Duties of the Aklan Investment and Incentives Board
(AIIB). The Board shall be responsible for the promotion of investments in the province of
Aklan, exercise its powers and perform its duties and functions which shall be as follows:
a. Establish and oversee the Aklan Investment and Promotion Center;

b. Issue Certificate of Registration;
c. Implement the Code;
d. Formulate the local investment priorities plan in consultation with the stakehold-
ers, every three years;
e. Cancel, suspend and/or require refund of incentives granted to a registered
enterprise in the event any provision of this Code has been violated;
f. Make arrangements with national government agencies and/or private organiza-
tions for the purpose of promoting investments;
g. Submit an Annual Report to the Sangguniang Panlalawigan copy furnished the
seventeen (17) Municipal Mayors and their respective Sangguniang Bayan;
h. Review the Code periodically or as the need arises, and recommend
amendments to the Sangguniang Panlalawigan;
i. Exercise all powers necessary or incidental to achieve the purpose, intent and
objective of this Code;
j. Prepare and submit its work plan and an annual budget to the Office of the Pro-
vincial Governor thru the Local Finance Committee for inclusion in the Execu-
tive Budget to be submitted by the Chief Executive to the Sangguniang Pan-
lalawigan for approval.
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Chapter IV
Incentives for Investors Eligible Under National Laws
Section 9. Investors enjoying incentives under national laws and locating in

Aklan shall furnish a copy of its registration documents to the Board.
Chapter V
Incentives for Preferred Investments
This Chapter grants incentives to Investors issued Certificate of Eligibility by the

Board.
Section 10. Incentives. Investments enjoying incentives under this Code shall
avail of business tax exemption/reduction based on the gross sales or revenues.
Pioneer Enterprises/Industries - 5 years exemption
a.1 New Enterprises

Year Of Operation % of exemption
First 100
Second Year 75
Third Year 50
Fourth Year 25
Fifth Year 20
a.2 Expanding Enterprises

First 75
Second Year 50
Third Year 25
Fourth Year 20
Fifth Year 20
b. Non-Pioneering Enterprises - 3 years exemption
b.1 New Enterprises

First Year 100
Second Year 75
Third Year 50
b.2 Expanding Enterprises

First Year 75
Second Year 50
Third Year 25
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Section 11. Preferred Investments. - The incentives in Section 10 shall be avail-

able to those investing in projects under Preferred Investments listed in this Code such as,
but not limited to:
1. Power and water generation

2. Shipping/shipbuilding
3. Medical/Wellness tourism
4. Retirement/community villages
5. Property and housing development
6. Information and communications technology
7. Research and development/education/training institutions
8. Forestry/agriculture/agri-aqua business processing
9. Hotels, resorts, restaurants and parks
10. Environmental treatment facilities
11. Light industries manufacturing
12. Handicraft and Furniture Industry
13. Hospitals
Section 11 A. Additional Preferred Investments. The Board may, if necessary,

add new investments to the list. The bases for addition to the list found in this Code are (a)
investment areas recommended by the LGUs not listed in Section 11; (b) any project that
results in one or more of the following based on the assessment and evaluation of the Board;
1. High levels of employment;

2. High degree of added value to raw materials;
3. Linkages with local industries; and
4. Positive impact on the environment.
Section 11.B. Delisting of Preferred Investments. The Board may remove any
activity from the list of Preferred Investments under Section 11, or additions thereto under
Section 11.A in the following cases:
1. The investment or activity does not attract investors within a

reasonable length of time or may result in an unfavorable
business climate;
2. If the project is no longer compliant with the national laws,

specifically on environment.
Section 12: Exclusion. In no case shall incentives be granted to investments

related to number games/gambling.
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Chapter VI
Other Incentives
Section 13. Non-Fiscal Incentives. Investors engaged in Preferred Investments are

eligible for the following non-fiscal incentives:
Assistance in securing local permits and licenses;

Assistance in identifying suitable business/factory sites;
Joint venture matching;
Access to financial and technical assistance programs of the govern-
ment;
Facilitate service from local utilities providers;
Assistance in manpower sourcing; and
Assistance in preparing the business plan.
Section 14. Tax Exemption from Business Taxes for Persons or Entities Donating
Real Property, Chattel or Cash to the Municipality. Persons or entities donating real property,
chattel or cash, as accepted by the mayor with concurrence of the Sangguniang Bayan where their
businesses are located for the municipality’s priority projects shall be entitled to tax exemption,
which can be used to pay business tax obligations to the municipal government, provided however,
said donors have no outstanding accountabilities with the concerned LGU. Priority projects contem-
plated herein include, but are not limited to, public infrastructure support, socialized housing pro-
jects, resort projects, public markets, bus terminals, health projects, educational institutions, schol-
arships, government centers, cemeteries, old houses, historical sites and sports facilities.
Land swapping and pure donations contemplated under Batas Pambansa Blg. 220, other-
wise known as An Act Authorizing the Ministry of Human Settlements to Establish and Promulgate
Different Levels of Standards and Technical Requirements for Economic and Socialized Housing
Projects in Urban and Rural Areas from Those Provided Under Presidential Decrees No. 957, 1216,
1096 and 1185, are excluded from the coverage of this Section.
Section 15. Transferability of business tax exemption. Business Tax exemption

earned under Section 14 shall be transferable in accordance to the following guidelines:
a. A tax exemption certificate shall be issued to the donor by the municipality

where the donated property is located.
b. Donor may transfer the ownership and use of the tax exemption certificate to
any person, natural or juridical, for any consideration acceptable to
said donor.
c. The issuing municipal LGU shall honor the transferred certificate in favor of
the new owner/transferee.
d. Multiple transfers shall similarly be allowed, provided that the tax exemption
value has not been totally consumed.
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Section 16. Basis of Business Tax Exemption. The amount of business tax
exemption shall be equivalent to 60% of the zonal valuation of the real property as deter-
mined by the Bureau of Internal Revenue.
Section 17. Rules of Donation. The following rules shall govern the implemen-
tation of Sections 15 and 16 of this Code:
1. For the determination of qualification under Section 14 of this Code,

the prospective donor shall submit to the Board through
the Center a Letter of Intent to Donate.
2. The Board shall determine whether or not the prospective donation
qualifies for the tax exemption specified under Sections 15
and 16 of this Code. The Board shall endorse to the LGU
the application for tax exemption.
3. The donor shall avail of the tax exemptions based on the zonal valua-
tion within five (5) years from the date of approval by the
LGU.
Chapter VII
Requirements, Application, and Approval Process
Section 18. Requirements. For firms to enjoy the incentives under this Code,
they must comply with the following:
a. Period for filing of applications. Applications for incentives under Chapters 4

and 5 may be filed before the start of construction or commencement of
business operations but in no case later than six months after commence-
ment of business operations.
b. Requirements common to Single Proprietorships, Partnerships, Corporations,
and Cooperatives:
1. Three (3) copies of completed application form available in the Aklan In-
vestment and Promotion Center.
2. Business plan of the proposed investment (prescribed form available in the
Center).
3. A certified copy of the Certificate of the Business Name registered with the
Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) or the Securities and Exchange
Commission (SEC) or the Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) or
any registering agency.
4. A certification from the concerned Municipal Treasurer that the applicant
has no outstanding obligation with the municipality.
5. Certificate of Registration if enjoying incentives under the national laws.
6. Approved Environment Compliance Certificate (ECC).
c. Additional requirements for Partnerships, Corporations, and Cooperatives:
1. Authority from the firm’s Board of Directors to apply for incentives.

2. Partnership or incorporation documents.
3. Cooperative Development Authority documents in the case of cooperatives.
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Section 19. Application, Evaluation and Approval.
1. Period for filing of applications – Applications for incentives must

be filed within the period provided for in Section 18.a.
2. Venue for filing of applications – All applications for incentives
shall be filed with the Aklan Investment and Incentives Board
through the Aklan Investment and Promotion Center.
3. Filing Fee – A non-refundable filing fee of Two Thousand Pesos
(P2,000.00) shall be paid to the Provincial Treasurer.
4. Processing Time – The Board shall approve/disapprove the appli-
cation within fifteen (15) working days from date of acceptance.
Section 20. Registration fee. The approved eligible enterprise shall pay to the
Provincial Treasurer a one-time non-refundable registration fee, as follows:
INVESTMENT COST REGISTRATION FEE

P1.0 Million to 3.0 Million P 2,000.00
Over P3.0 Million – P10.0 Million P 4,000.00
Over P500.0 Million – P1.0 B P 8,000.00
Over P1.0 B P10,000.00
Section 21. Certificate of Registration. A registered enterprise under this

Code shall be issued a Certificate of Registration with the signature of the Chairperson and/
or such other officer as the Board may designate for the purpose. The Certificate shall be
in such form and style as the Board may determine and shall state among others, the fol-
lowing:
1. The name of the enterprise and date of issuance.

2. The area of investments that the enterprise will engage in and incen-
tives available.
3. Such terms and conditions to be complied with by the enterprise to
continue to qualify for incentives during the period granted in its
Certificate of Registration.
Section 22. Submission of Reports and Other Documents. Every Registered

Enterprise availing of incentives under this Code, shall submit to the Board through the
Center the following reports and/or documents within the time prescribed, as follows:
1. Amendments, if any, of Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, or Articles

of Partnership, or Articles of Cooperation, within thirty (30) calen-
dar days from the date of approval of said amendments by the
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) or the Cooperative
Development Authority (CDA) or any registering agency.
2. Any change in the composition of company’s Board of Directors
within thirty (30) calendar days.
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3. Report on alien officers and/or employees within thirty (30) calendar

days from the date of registration as an Eligible Enterprise, or from
the appointment of the aliens/replacements, with the added re-
quirement that the alien officers and/or employees are registered
as such with the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation (BID) and
with the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE).
4. Report on employment of bona fide residents of Aklan within thirty
(30) calendar days from the date of registration as Eligible Enter-
prise and/or from the appointment of their replacements.
5. Audited Annual Financial Statements with Bureau of Internal Revenue
(BIR) stamp acknowledging receipt within thirty (30) calendar days
after submission, but not later than thirty (30) calendar days after
the deadline of filing such audited statements with the BIR.
Chapter VIII
Appropriations
Section 23. Appropriations. The Board shall submit to the Office of the Provin-
cial Governor thru the Local Finance Committee the annual budgetary requirements neces-
sary for the implementation of this Code.
Section 24. Trade and Investment Promotions Fund.
a. The province shall allocate funds yearly from any Local Development Fund of
the province based on the budget submitted by the Board. The fund shall be used for invest-
ment development and promotion activities of the province in support of this Code, such as
preparation of investment collaterals, investment missions, investments matching, briefings,
bench marking missions, etc.
b. The amount of ONE MILLION PESOS (P1,000.000.00) is hereby appropriated

from the 20% IRA Development Fund for the initial implementation of this code.
Section 25. All fees collected under this Code shall be shared by the following:
Province - 25%
Concerned Municipality - 15%
Barangay where the business is located - 15%
Aklan Investment & Incentives Board - 20%
Special Training Fund for Aklanon Workforce - 25%
Share of the Aklan Investment & Incentives Board and the Special
Training Fund for Aklanon Workforce shall be deposited in a trust
fund set-up and maintained for said purpose.
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Kalibo, Aklan
December 23, 2008
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Chapter IX
Miscellaneous Provisions
Section 26. Visitorial Power of the Board. The Board is hereby empowered
and is authorized to conduct an ocular inspection of the premises and examination of the
books and business activities of any enterprise, registered or applying for registration as
eligible enterprise, provided that such inspection or examination is done during office hours.
Chapter X
Final Provisions
Section 27. Sanctions for Late Submission of Reportorial Requirements.

For late submission of the reportorial requirements, every Registered Eligible Enterprise
shall be fined as follows:
First Violation – P2,000.00 basic fine plus P50.00 per day of delay from
due date of report.
Second Violation – P3,000.00 basic fine plus P75.00 per day of delay.
Third Violation and subsequent violations – P4,000.00 basic fine plus
P100.00 per day of delay.
Section 28. Penal Clause. Any violation of the provisions of this Code,
existing laws, ordinances, rules and regulations shall be ground for the cancellation or revo-
cation of the Certificate of Registration of the business and the withdrawal of all incentives
granted under this Code. All fees and charges previously unpaid because of the exemption
shall become due and demandable.
The Certificate of Registration may also be cancelled or revoked

due to failure to commence actual project development within
one (1) year from registration under this Code and/or failure to
complete the project within the period stated in the application.
The revocation shall become effective on the 16th day from re-
ceipt of a formal written notice to that effect.
Section 29. Motion for Reconsideration. The applicant adversely affected by a decision
of the Board may file a motion for reconsideration within 15 days from receipt thereof, other-
wise, the decision shall become final and executory. The Board shall decide the motion
within thirty (30) days from receipt of the same which decision shall be final and executory.
Section 30. Separability Clause. If, for any reason/s, any part or provision of
this Code shall be held to be unconstitutional or invalid, other parts or provisions hereof
which are not affected thereby shall continue to be in full force and effect.
Section 31. Repealing Clause. All ordinances, orders, resolutions inconsistent

with the provisions of this Code are deemed modified, amended or repealed.
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December 23, 2008
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Section 32. Effectivity. This Code shall take effect after its publication once a
week for three (3) consecutive weeks in a local newspaper with general circulation in the
Province of Aklan.
ENACTED, DECEMBER 23, 2008.
I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing ordinance.
ODON S. BANDIOLA
Secretary to the Sanggunian
ATTESTED:
GABRIELLE V. CALIZO
Vice Governor/Presiding Officer
APPROVED:
CARLITO S. MARQUEZ
Provincial Governor
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PART II.
BUSINESS AND
INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
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II. BUSINESS and INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
LGU Main Products and One Town One Preferred

Industries Product (OTOP) Investments
Copra, Banana, Palay, Swine Livestock Gasoline Station

Root Crops, livestock, Fast Food
ALTAVAS Prawn, Crabs, Oyster
Puto Tustado (Raosted
Puto)
Rice, Copra, Banana, Rootcrops

Livestock, Pinya Fiber
BALETE Production, Pinya
Weaving, Nito
Weaving,
Tayok Tayok,Weaving
Citrus, Rambutan, Organic Commercial Centers like Malls,

Lanzones, Banana, Vegetable, Citrus- Supermarket, Convenient Store,
BANGA Dragon Fruit, Marang, Calamansi & Fast Food Chain and Dine-in
Restaurant, Pharmacy, Veterinary
Mangostene, Durian Rambutan Clinics, Parking & Terminal for
Lease, Banks and other Financial
Institutions, Lodge, Hotels and
Inn’s
Oyster Grouper Areas for establishment for Cage

BATAN Bibingka Cake Culture for High Valued spices of Fish
(Lapu-lapu) (Milk fish, Snapper, etc., Fish
pond Operators,
Areas for Oyster and Muscle
Culture, Area for sea weeds Cul-
ture,
Development of resorts,
Development of Kalantiaw Shrine
into a viable tourism site,
Seaport Development
Native Bracelets, Eco-Tourism

BURUANGA Native Necklace,
Buri Bags, Buri Mat
Weaving, Nito Trays &
Bags,
Polvoron Coco-based Agri Eco-Tourism,

Pottery Agri Business
IBAJAY Light
Manufacturing,
Property
Development
Loom weaving
KALIBO (Piña/Abaca/
Raffia)
Bricks, Decorative Jars, Pottery

Planters, Milk Pastillas,
Abaca Products
LEZO Ampaw (Pop Rice)
Rice-based kakanin,
Piña Products
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II. BUSINESS and INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Main Products and One Town One Preferred

LGU Industries Product (OTOP) Investments
Livestock Abaca Fiber Abaca Processing Plant,

Poultry Cacao, Banana, Cassava,
Coffee Processing,
LIBACAO Agro-Tourism Facilities,
Hydro Construction and
Establishment, Machine
Shop, Metal Craft,
Franchise Food Chain
Abaca, Copra, Rice.

MADALAG Bamboos, Nito, Corn
Abacca Fiber, Sea foods Fast Foods,

MAKATO Raffia Fiber, Supermarkets
Piña Fiber
Tourism
MALAY
Nito HandiCrafts Abaca Slipper

MALINAO Bamboo Crafts
Fil Fiber Fashion Man-
ufacturer
Nito Products, Bariw craft Printing & Publishing,

NABAS Sea Urchins, Sea Tourist Facilities,
Shells, Rice Cake Supermarkets
Crispy Shrimps, Deboned Fast Foods,

NEW Banana Crackers Bangus Tourist Facilities,
WASHINGTON Supermarkets
Roasted Chicken Organic Culture Agribusiness,

Vermi Cast Tourist Facilities,
Property Development
NUMANCIA Infrastructure and Services,
Forestry,
Printing & Publishing,
Vermiculture
Nito Craft, Eco-Tourism Banks,

Piña Weaving, Tourist Facilities,
TANGALAN Taro and Banana Fast Foods,
Chips Production, Eatery (Carenderia),
Hollow Block Making Saloon,
Printing & Publishing,
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PART III.
REQUIREMENTS IN
STARTING A BUSINESS
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III. REQUIREMENTS IN STARTING A BUSINESS
Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) - Registration of

Business Name
Office Address: JSM Building, Veterans Avenue, Kalibo, Aklan
Phone: (036) 268-3405
Email Address: dtiaklan@skyinet.net / ro6.aklan@dti.gov.ph
Website: www.dti.gov.ph
Requirements:
> Presentation of 2 copies of government issued ID
> Accomplished Business Name Registration form (BTRCP FORM 16A)
in duplicate
> Registration fee depeding on territorial coverage of the business name and
documentary stamp:
Barangay - Php 200.00
Municipal - Php 500.00
Regional - Php 1,000.00
National - Php 2,000.00
Documentary Stamp tax of Php 15.00 per application
Securities and Exchange Commission

(For Stock Corporation)
Office Address: SEC Building, General Hughes Street, Iloilo City
Phone: (033) 335-0025
Email Address: riildesa@sec.gov.ph
Website: www.sec.gov.ph
Basic Requirements:
> Name Virification Slip (may be secured online or at SEC name Verification Unit)
> Articles of Incorporation (AI) and By-laws (BL)
> Treasurer’s Affidavit
> joint affidavit of two incorporators to change corporate name (mot required if already
sated in AI)
Basic Requirements:
> Endorsement/clearance from other government agencies, if applicable
> Clearance from other Department of the Commission
> For Corporations with more than 40% foreign equity: Application Form for
registration under the Foreign Investment Act of 1991 (R.A. 7042, as amended)
> Endorsement/Clearance from: (a) Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) for
applicant under R.A. 7916, (b) Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) or Clark
Development Corporation (CDC) for applicant under R.A. 7227 and (c) Cagayan
Economic Zone Authority (CEZA) for Applicant under R.A. 7922
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Cooperative Development Authority (CDA)

Office Address:
Phone:
Email Address:
Website:
Requirements:
Must have at least fifteen (15) or more members who ar Filipino citizens of legal; age
with acommon bond or interest and are actually residing or working in the intended area of
operation;
Must have completed a Pre-Membership Education Seminar (PMES)
> Must submit the following documents to CDA:
A. Economic Survy
B. By–laws
C. Treasurer’s Affidavit
D. Surety Bond of Accountable Officer
f. Approved Cooperative Name Reservation Slip/Notice (CNRS/N)
g. Registration Fee
h. Certification of PMES
i. Undertaking to comply with other requirements prescribed by other
regulatory agency, when applicable
j. Undertaking to change name
k. Undertaking to comply with auditing Standards
Other Specify documentary requirements for the folowing types of cooperative shall
apply; Multi-purpose, Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries, Housing, Transport, Water, Labor/Workers,
Service Cooperatives organized among professionals, Health Service and Small Scale Mining.
Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)

Office Address: Arch. Bishop Reyes cor. Acebedo St., Kalibo, Aklan
Phone: 262 - 5499
Email Address: rdo71@bir.gov.ph
Website: www.bir.gov.ph
Application for Tax Identification Number (TIN) - for Employers
a. Self Employed/Mixed Income Individual (BIR Form 1901)

> Birth Certificate or any valid ID showing name, address and birthdate
> Mayor’s Permit or application for Mayor’s Permit
> DTI Certificate of Registration of Business Name
b. For Partnership and Corporations (BIR Form 1903)

> SEC Certificate of Registrations for Partnership and Corporation
> License to do business in the Philippines (in case of residence foreign corporation)
> Mayor’s Permit or Application for Mayor’s Permit
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Municipality of ALTAVAS
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Mayor’s Permit (License to Operate)

Municipality: Altavas
Phone: (036) 269-1059
Email Address: lgualtavasaklan@gmail.com
Website:
Requirements for New Business Application:

a. Community Tax Certificate
b. Barangay Clearance
c. Mayor’s clearance
d. Judge Clearance
e. DTI/CDA/SEC Registration
f. BIR Clearance
g. Police Clearance
h. Zoning Clearance
i. Health and Sanitary Certificate
j. Bureau of Fire Clearance
k. Building Inspection fee
l. Occupancy fee
m. Garbage fee
Requirements for Renewal:
c. Mayor’s clearance
d. Judge Clearance
e. Police Clearance
f. Zoning Clearance
g. Health and Sanitary Certificate
h. Bureau of Fire Clearance
i. Building Inspection fee
j. Occupancy fee
k. Garbage fee
l. Realty Tax Clearance
m. Water Bill Clearance
n. Rental clearance (Optional)
o. BIR Clearance
Requirements for Registering Business with the LGU
A. Community Tax Certificate
B. DTI/SEC/CDA registration
C. BIR Registration
D. Location Sketch of the New Business
E. Paid up Capital of the Business
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Municipality of BALETE
24

Municipality: Balete
Phone: (036) 272 - 3811
Email Address:
Website:

c. Medical Certificate (Health, Sanitary, Sputum)
d. Police Clearance
e. Fire Clearance
f. Location Clearance
g. DTI Certificate

d. Police Clearance
e. Fire Clearance
g. BIR Certificate/Official Receipt of Latest Payment/ITR
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Municipality of BANGA
26

Municipality: Banga
Phone: (036) 267 - 6832 / 267 - 3409
Email Address:
Website:

d. Police Clearance
e. Fire Clearance
g. DTI Certificate

d. Police Clearance
e. Fire Clearance
g. BIR Certificate/Official Receipt of Latest Payment/ITR
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Municipality of BATAN
28

Municipality: Batan
Phone: (036) 272-3409
Email Address: lgu_batan@yahoo.com
Website:

a. Location Sketch of the New Business
b. Paid up capital of the business as shown in the Article of
Incorporation, if a corporation or partnership, or a sworn
satement of he capital invested by the owner or operator, if a sole
proprietorhip
c. Certificate of Tax Exemption (if the Business is Tax Exempt)
d. Zoning Clearance
e. Tax Clearance (showing that the operator has paid all tax
obligationin the municipality)
f. Barangay Clearance
g. Three (3) passport size picture of the owner or operator
h. Health Certificate (for all food handler and those required under
Chapter V, Art. IV of Revenue Code.)

a. Previous Mayor’s Permit
b. One (1) copy of the Annual or Quarterly Tax Payments.
c. One (1) copy of all receipts showing payment of all regulatory fees
as provided in the Code.
d. Certificate of Tax Exemption (if the Business is Tax Exempt)
e. Barangay Clearance
f. Community Tax Certificate
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Municipality of BURUANGA
30

Municipality: Buruanga
Phone:
Email Address: lguburuanga_5609@yahoo.com
Website:

a. Community Tax Certificate (1 xerox copy)
b. Police Clearance
c. Mayor’s Clearance
d. Barangay Clearance (1 xerox copy)
e. Fire and Zoning Clearance
f. Sanitary Permit and Medical Certificate
g. Real Tax Clearance
h. Water Bills and other Obligation Clearance
i. DTI/SEC Registration
j. (1) 2x2 Picture w/ white background
k. Building Inspection

b. Police Clearance
c. Mayor’s Clearance
d. Barangay Clearance
e. Fire and Zoning Clearance
f. Sanitary Permit and Medical Certificate
g. Real Tax Clearance
h. Water Bills and other Obligation Clearance
i. Building Inspection
j. Income Tax return of the proceeding year

a. Completed Requirement for new Application of Business Permit
b. Completed Requirements for Renewal Applicants of Business
Permit
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Municipality of IBAJAY
32

Municipality: Ibajay
Phone: (036) 289-2677
Email Address: lguibajay@yahoo.com
Website:

a. Completely filled up Business Application Form
b. Barangay Permit / Certification to Operate of Business
c. Barangay Clearance / Certification
d. Community Tax Certificate CTC of the current year
e. Xerox Copy of Contract of Lease
f. Lessor’s Permit (if Applicable)
g. DTI/SEC/CDA Registration (for Single Proprietorship/
Corporation/Cooperative)
h. Tax Identification Number (TIN)

a. Completely filled up Business Application Form
b. Barangay Permit / Certification to Operate of Business
c. Barangay Clearance / Certification
d. Community Tax Certificate CTC of the current year
e. Xerox Copy of Contract of Lease
f. Lessor’s Permit (if Applicable)
g. Previous Business Permit and Official Receipts

Permit
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Municipality of KALIBO
34

Municipality: Kalibo
Phone: (036) 262 - 3241 / 268 - 4110
Email Address:
Website:

I. Documents to be presented to the License and Permit Division for new
business:
a. Application Form
b. Photo Copy of DTI Business Name Certificate (Single Proprietor),
Certificate of SEC Registration (Corporation), CDA Registration
(Cooperative), Article of Partnership (Partnership)
c. Lease of Contract and Lessor’s Permit (if Rented)
d. CTC ( Community Tax Certificate - CEDULA)
e. Clearance
1. Fire Clearance
2. Medical and Sanitary Clearance
3. Police Clearance
4. Barangay Clearance
5. Health Certificate for all food handlers
II. A Certificate attesting to the tax exemption, if the business is tax
exempt.

I. Documents to be presented to the License and Permit Division for
renewal:
a. Previous year’sMayor’s Permit
b. Clearance
1. Fire Clearance
2. Medical and Sanitary Clearance
3. Police Clearance
4. Barangay Clearance
5. Health Certificate for all food handlers
II. Photocopy of the Annual or Quarterly Tax Payments-BIR
III. Certificate of Tax Exemption from local taxes or fess, if exempt
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Municipality of LEZO
36

Municipality: Lezo
Phone: (036) 274 - 7049 / 274 - 7004
Email Address: lgu_lezo_aklan@yahoo.com
Website:

a. BPLO/Treasurer’s Office (Application Form)
c. Latest Community Tax Certificate (Operator & Helpers)
d. Zoning Clearance
e. Police Clearance
f. Medical Clearance/Sanitary Clearance
g. Fire Clearance
h. Mayor’s Clearance
i. Business Credentials/Latest BIR Registration/ITR
j. *For Market Stall Holder: Attach Leasehold Contract
k. *Certification from Mrs. Lulu Resterio of No Rental Arrears/
Obligation

a. BPLO/Treasurer’s Office (Application Form)
c. Latest Community Tax Certificate (Operator & Helpers)
d. Zoning Clearance
e. Police Clearance
f. Medical Clearance/Sanitary Clearance
g. Fire Clearance
h. Latest Mayor’s Permit
i. Business Credentials/Latest BIR Registration/ITR
j. *For Market Stall Holder: Attach Leasehold Contract
k. *Certification from Mrs. Lulu Resterio of No Rental Arrears/
Obligation
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Municipality of LIBACAO
38

Municipality: Libacao
Phone: (036) 273 - 2223
Email Address: lgulibacao@gmail.com
Website:

a. Community Tax Certification
c. Medical Certificate (Health, Sanitary Sputum & Stool)
d. Police Clearance
e. Fire Clearance
g. DTI Certificate
h. Mayor’s Permit

a. Previous Mayor’s Permit
b. Community Tax Certification
c. Barangay Clearance
d. Medical Certificate (Health, Sanitary Sputum & Stool)
e. Police Clearance
f. Fire Clearance
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Municipality of MADALAG
40

Municipality: Madalag
Phone: (036) 272 - 3601 / Fax: 272 - 3643
Email Address: Lgumadalag630@yahoo.com
Website:

a. Zoning Clearance
b. Occupancy Permit
c. Contract of Lease (for Rented of Building only)
d. Barangay Permit
e. Barangay Clearance
f. CTC (Cedula)
g. DTI Certification
h. ABP Form
i. Police Clearance
j. Tax Clearance
k. Sanitary Permit
l. Medical Certification
m. BFP Clearance

a. Previous year Receipt and Business Permit
b. Barangay Permit
c. CTC (Cedula)
d. ABP Form
e. Police Clearance
f. Tax Clearance
g. Sanitary Permit
h. Medical Certification
i. BFP Clearance

Permit
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Municipality of MAKATO
42

Municipality: Makato
Phone: (036) 272 - 3908 / 276 - 6329
Email Address: lgumakato@yahoo.com
Website:

a. Filling up of Application form
c. Fire Clearance
d. Sanitary Clearance
e. DTI/SEC
f. CTC (Cedula)
g. Contract of Lease Certificate of Zoning
h. BFAD License for Pharmacy/Drug Store

a. Affidavit of Gross Income
b. Community Tax Certificate
c. Order of Payment / Assessment
d. Payment
e. Initial of Business Permit and License Officer
f. Signature of Mayor or his Authorized representative for final
approval
Requirements for Registering Business with the Municipality of LGU

Permit
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Municipality of MALAY
44

Municipality: Malay
Phone: (036) 288 - 8775 / 288 - 8772
Email Address: lgumalaytourism@yahoo.com
Website: www.malay.gov.ph

a. Capital Investment
b. Barangay Clearance on Business
c. Zoning Clearance from MPDC
d. Occupancy Permit from OME
e. PESO Certification
f. Sanitary Permit from MHO
g. Health Certificate (for food handlers, vendors peddlers, cook &
masseurs)
h. Photocopies of SEC (Corporation) / CDA (Cooperative) / DTI
(Sole Proprietorship)
i. BIR Registration
j. Corporate Tax (for Corporation)
k. Certificate for Tax Exemption (if business is tax exempt)
l. SSS/PAG-IBIG/PHILHEALTH Certificate of Registration
m. Real Property Tax Clearance/Official receipt for the Current Year
n. Lease Contract (if Lessee)
o. Bureau of Fire Protection Clearance
p. Association Endorsement (for business requiring association
endorsement only)
q. Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) registration certificate (for pawnshops,
foreign exchange dealer, money changer, remittance agent)

a. Barangay Clearance on Business
b. Zoning Clearance from MPDC
c. Occupancy Permit from OME
d. PESO Certification
e. Sanitary Permit from MHO
f. Photocopy of BIR Annual Registration
g. Previous Year’s Mayor’s Permit
h. Gross Sales-Preceding Year (certified by the President and Treasurer, if
corporation, and by the owner, if single proprietorship/ Notarized)
i. Copies of previous Offical Receipt showing annual or quarterly
payments
j. Corporate Tax (For Corporation)
k. SSS/PAG-IBIG/PHILHEALTH Certification
l. Real Property Tax Clearance/Official receipt for the Current Year
m. Fire Safety Inspection Certificate
n. Association Endorsement (for business requiring association
endorsement only)
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Municipality of MALINAO
46

Municipality: Malinao
Phone: (036) 275 - 8121
Email Address: lgu_malinao@yahoo.com
Website:

a. Barangay Clearance
b. Police Clearance
c. Sanitary Permit/Health Certificate
d. Fire Inspection Certificate
e. Philhealth Membership
f. SSS Membership
g. Certificate of Registration / Xerox Copy Receipt from Mun.
Treasurer’s Office

a. Barangay Clearance
b. Police Clearance
c. Sanitary Permit/Health Certificate
d. Fire Inspection Certificate
e. Philhealth Membership
f. SSS Membership
g. Certificate of Registration / Xerox Copy Receipt from Mun.
Treasurer’s Office
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Municipality of NABAS
48

Municipality: Nabas
Phone: (036) 289 - 1033 / Fax: 289 - 1030
Email Address: lgunabas2013@gmail.com
Website:

a. Barangay Clearance with OR
b. Community Tax Certificate
c. Municipal Environmental Certificate
d. Location Map
e. Zoning Clearance
f. Occupancy Permit
g. Sanitary Permit / Health Certificate
h. Market Clearance (Market establishments, Stall Holders)
i. Valid Fire Safety Inspection Certificate
j. Police Clearance
k. RPT Receipt (Amelyar)
l. Certificate of Tax Exemption (Registered Coop. Only)
m. Articles of Incorporation
n. Lease Contract (if Lessee)
o. Business Registration (DTI, SEC, CDA)

a. Previous Year’s Mayor’s Permit
b. Barangay Clearance with OR
c. Community Tax Certificate
d. Municipal Environmental Certificate
e. Location Map
f. Occupancy Permit
g. Sanitary Permit / Health Certificate
h. Market Clearance (Market establishments, Stall Holders)
i. Valid Fire Safety Inspection Certificate
j. Police Clearance
k. RPT Receipt (Amelyar)
l. Certificate of Tax Exemption (Registered Coop. Only)
m. BIR Income Tax Return
n. Articles of Incorporation
o. Lease Contract (if Lessee)
p. Business Registration (DTI, SEC, CDA)
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Municipality of NEW WASHINGTON
50

Municipality: New Washington
Phone: (036) 264 - 3367
Email Address: lgunewwashington16@gmail.com
Website:

a. Completely filled up Business Application Form (3copies)
b. Community Tax Certificate of the current year
c. Barangay Business Clearance (Place of Business)
d. DTI/SEC Registration (for Single Proprietor)
e. SEC Registration and Article of Incorporations (for Corporations)
f. CDA Registration (for Cooperative)

g. Zoning Clearance
h. BIR Tax Identification Number (TIN)
i. Photocopy of Contract of Lease (if any)
j. Lessor’s Permit (if applicable)
k. Tax Exemption Certificate (if Business is claiming Tax Exemption)
l. Specific Permits and Clearances from various Offices and Agencies
depending on the Type and Nature of Business.


g. Zoning Clearance
h. Previous Business Permit and Official Receipts
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Municipality of NUMANCIA
52

Municipality: Numancia
Phone: (036) 265 - 4654 / Fax: 265 - 6579
Email Address: lgunumanciaaklan@yahoo.com
Website:


g. Zoning Clearance
h. BIR Tax Identification Number (TIN)


g. Zoning Clearance
h. Previous Business Permit and Official Receipts
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Municipality of TANGALAN
54

Municipality: Tangalan
Phone: (036) 272 - 2311 / 265 - 2004
Email Address:
Website:

a. DTI Registration
b. Zoning Clearance
c. Barangay Clearance / Business Clearance
d. Cedula
e. Police Clearance
1. Biodata
2. 1x1 ID picture
3. Official Receipt
f. Health Certificate
1. Health Examination
-Sputum
- Fecalysis
g. Sanitary Permit
h. Fire Safety Inspection Certtificate

a. Barangay Clearance / Business Clearance
b. Cedula
c. Police Clearance
1. Biodata
2. 1x1 ID picture
3. Official Receipt
e. Health Certificate
1. Health Examination
-Sputum
- Fecalysis
f. Sanitary Permit
g. Fire Safety Inspection Certtificate
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PART IV.
BUSINESS TAXES AND
LICENSES
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IV. BUSINESS TAXES AND LICENSES
Municipality of Altavas Rate
A. Occupational / Professional Tax P 50.00 annually
B. Tax on Delivery Trucks / Van P 50. 00 daily
C. Sand and Gravel and other Quarry Resources P 50.00 per hectare or
fraction thereof for
each and every year
during the lease
period
D. Transfer Real Property Tax P 100.00
E. Franchise Tax
1. Filing fee P 80.00 / unit
2. Operator 100.00
3. Driver 100.00
4. Plate (new) 180.00
5. Sticker fee 30.00
F. Amusement Tax
1. Circus, Carnivals 200.00 / day
2. Merry-Go-round, roller coaster, ferries 150.00 / day
wheel, swing, shooting gallery and other
similar contrivances
3. Sports contest/ exhibitions 100.00 / day
G. Retailers
1. Cottages (1-10 workers, Asset Size 500, 000 & 200.00
below)
2. Small (11-99 workers, Asset size 500,00 to 5 400.00
million) 800.00
3. Medium (100-199 workers , Asset size 5Million
to 20 Million
4. Large (200 and above workers, 20 Million & 1, 000.00
above)
H. Bank/Financial Institutions 50% of 1% of the gross

receipt of the preceding
calendar year
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Municipality of Balete Rate

A. Retailers
1. Drugs and Cosmetics P 210.00
2. Dry goods, Clothes and Textiles 63.00
3. General Merchandise
a. Sari-sari store (Barangay) 94.50
b. Sari-sari store (Poblacion) 105.000
B. Amusement
1. Cockpit P 666.66
2. Circus and carnival or the like 105.00
3. Billiard Table or Pool Hall
a. First Table 315.00
b. For every additional table 63.00
Municipality of Banga Rate
A. On Banks
1. Rural, Thrift and Savings Bank P 2,000.00
2.Commercial, Industrial and Development 4,000.00
Banks
3. Universal Banks 5,000.00
B. On Contractors
1. Micro-industry P 100.00
2. Cottage Industries 200.00
3. Small Scale Industries 400.00
4. Medium Scale Industries 800.00
5. Large Scale Industries 1,000.00
6. Internet Cafes (per unit) 50.00
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Municipality of Batan Rate
A. Retailers Gross Sales /Receipts for the

preceding year 400,000.00 or
less = 2.2% rate of tax per
annum
more than 400,000.00 = 1.1%

rate of tax per annum
B. Amusement
* Circus, Carnivals, Merry go round, Roller P 200.00
Coaster, Ferris Wheel
* Swing, Shooting Gallery 100.00
500.00
* Sports Contest/Exhibitions
C. Occupational Tax P 100.00
Municipality of Buruanga Rate
A. Tax on Delivery Trucks / Van P 80. 00 daily
B. Amusement Tax
1. Cockpit
a. Application fee P 1,000.00
b. Cockpit permit fee 3,000.00
2. Circus, Carnival (Merry go-round, Rolling coaster, 220.00
Ferries Wheel, Swing, Shooting Gallery)
3. Cocktail lounge or Bars 2,600.00
C. Bank/Financial Institutions
1. Finance and Investment Companies 7,000.00
2. Commercial Banks 7,000.00
3. Savings Banks 2,640.00
4. Rural Banks 2,640.00
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Municipality of Ibajay Rate

A. On Banks
1. Rural, Thrift and Savings Banks 1,000.00
2. Commercial, Industrial and Development 3,000.00
Banks
5,000.00
3. Universal
B. Amusement Tax
1. Circus, carnivals, or the like per day 200.00 for the first 10 days
50.00 per day thereafter
2. Merry-Go-Round, roller coaster, ferries wheel,
swing, shooting gallery and other similar 100.00 for the first 10 days
50.00 per day thereafter
contrivances, per contrivance
3. Sports contest/exhibitions, per day 400.00
C. Retailer
Gross Sales/Receipts for the Preceding year Rate of Tax Per Annum
P 400,000.00 or less 2.2%
More than P 400,000.00 1.1%
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Municipality of Kalibo Rate
A. Occupational Tax P 70.00 /person
B. Manufacturers w/ schedule but in excess of

P6,500,000.00 at the rate of
41.25% of 1% of GS
C. Wholesaler & Distributor/Dealer w/ schedule but in excess of

P 2,200,000.00 at the rate
of 55% of 1% of GS
D. Retailers P 400,000.00 or less 2.2%

In excess of 400,000.00x
1.65% of GS
E. Bank/Financial Institution 55% of 1% of GS
F. Contractors and other Independent Contractors w/ schedule but in excess of

P2,000,000.00 at the rate of
55% of 1% of GS
G. On Commercial Livestock, Farm, Fish pond and w/ schedule but in excess of

other producers of agricultural, marine and P6,500,000.00 at the rate of
aquatic products. 20.62 of 1% of GS
H. Peddlers P 75.00/peddler
I. Any other specified business such as: 1.5% of GS

Restaurant, Real Estate dealers/lessors, etc.
J. Exporters and on Manufacturers, Millers, w/ schedule but 50% of the

Producer, Wholesaler, Distributor, Dealers or rates prescribed under b, c,
Retailers of essential commodities and d
K. Unspecified/Other business w/ schedule but plus 2% of

excess of over P 1 million of
GS
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Municipality of Lezo Rate
A. Franchise
1. Filing fee (tricycle-for-hire)
a. For the first five (5) units P 250.00
b. For each additional unit 75.00
2. Fare adjustment fee for fare increase 50.00
3. Filing fee for amendment of MTOP 50.00
B. Amusement Tax
1. Cockpit Owner/Operator
a. Application filing fee P 5,000.00
b. Annual Cockpit permit fee 3% of the annual gross
receipt
C. Distributor Per Annum

1. Cottage (1-10 workers) P 200.00
2. Small (11-99 workers) 400.00
3. Medium (100-199 workers) 800.00
4. Large (200 workers and above) 1,000.00
D. On Banks and other Financial Institutions Per Annum

1. Small (11-99 worker) P 1,000.00
2. Medium (100-199 worker) 3,000.00
3. Large (200 and above) 5,000.00
E. On Cafes, Cafeteria and other Eateries

1. Cafes and Cafeterias P 75.00
2. Ice Cream and other Refreshment Parlor 100.00
3. Carinderias and Food Caterer 150.00
4. Restaurants 200.00
5. Food stands (for puto, popcorn, peanuts and other cooked foods) 100.00
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Municipality of Libacao Rate

A. Amusement
1. Billiard or Pool Hall P 500.00
2. Circus, Carnival be like 1,000.00
3. Shooting Gallery and other contrivances for 200.00
recreation
B. Retailers
1. Drugs and Cosmetics P 200.00
2. Dry goods, Clothes and Textiles 200.00
3. General Merchandise
a. Sari-sari store (Barangay) 200.00
b. Sari-sari store (Poblacion) 500.00
b. Sari-sari store (Public Market) 500.00
Municipality of Madalag Rate

A. Tax on Delivery Truck / Van P 1, 120.00
B. Sand and Gravel and other Quarry Resources P 900.00
C. Amusement Tax P 2, 935.00
D. Retailers P 156, 687.25
E. Bank Financial Institutions
F. Wholesalers 4, 125.00
G. Vendors and Buyers 34, 944.00
H. Carinderias, Restaurants, Caterers and other 20, 185.00

Refreshment Parlors
I. Contractors and Service Establishments 52, 089.75
N. Peddlers 1, 250.00
O. Agriculture Machinery Operators (Turtle, 3, 420

Thresher)
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Municipality of Makato Rate

A. Retailers Rate of Tax Per Annum
Gross Sales/Receipts for the Preceding 2.2%
Calendar year 1.1%
30,000 - 400,000
400,001 or more
Municipality of Malay Rate
A. Tax on Advertisement
1. Billboard or signboards for advertisement of
business, per sq. m. or fraction thereof:
A. Single Face P 30. 00
B. Double Face 60.00
B. Amusement Tax
1. Circus, Carnival, or like per day P 242.00
2. Merry go-round, Rolling coaster, Ferries Wheel, 1852.00
Swing, Shooting Gallery and other similar contrivances
3. Sports contest/exhibitions 550.00
4. Cockpit
a. Filling fee 1,000.00
b. Mayor’s permit 5,000.00
c. Franchise fee 10% of the Capital
Investment
C. Bank/Financial Institutions
1. Finance and Investment Companies 7,000.00
2. Commercial Banks 7,000.00
3. Savings Banks 2,640.00
4. Rural Banks 2,640.00
D. Franchise Tax for Motorized Banca/Vessels

1. Vessels with wooden hull
(Cargo/Passenger) P 40.00 per gross ton or
minimum of P300/vessel
2. Vessels with steel hull or Aluminium hull 60.00 per gross ton or
(Cargo/Passenger) minimum of P 800/vessel
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Municipality of Malinao Rate
A. Amusement Tax
1. Cockpit P 5,000.00
Plus: Sultada Fees Per Cockfight
a. Derby Cockfight 20.00
b. Ordinary Cockfight 5.00
2. Computer Shop / Internet Services 1,000.00
3. Cocktail lounge or Bars 1,000.00
B. Bank/Financial Institutions
1. Lending Investors 1,500.00
2. Finance and Investment Companies
a. Principal Office 5,000.00
b. Branch Office 1,000.00
3. Insurance, Commercial, Savings Banks
4. Rural Banks
C. Wholesalers, Retailers and Independent Distributors
1. Wholesaler of Domestic Liquor, Fermented 500.00
Liquor, Imported Liquor, Manufactured Tabacco
(Cigarettes and Cigars)
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Municipality of Nabas Rate
A. On Banks Tax per Annum

1. Small (over Php500,000.00 to Php 5M) P 1,000.00
2. Medium (over Php 5M to Php 20M) 3,000.00
3. Large (over Php 20M) 5,000.00
B. On Wholesalers/Retailers/Dealers or Distributors
1. Cottage (Php 500,00.00 and below) P 200.00
2. Small (over Php500,000.00 to Php 5M) 400.00
3. Medium (over Php 5M to Php 20M) 800.00
C. Amusement Places & Devices

1. Bath houses, Swimming pools resorts & P 1,500.00
other similar Places
2. Billiards & Pool Halls
a. for the First Table 200.00
b. for each Additional Table 50.00
3. Circus, Carnivals and the like 200.00
4. Sports Contest/Exhibitions (per day/night) 100.00
5. Cockpit 1,000.00
D. On Other Financial Institution

1. Small (over Php500,000.00 to Php 5M) 500.00
2. Medium (over Php 5M to Php 20M) 1,000.00
Municipality of New Washington Rate

A. Occupational Tax 50.00
B. Retailers Sales /Receipts for the
preceding year 400,000.00 or
less = 2.2% rate of tax per
annum
more than 400,000.00 = 1.1%

rate of tax per annum
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Municipality of Numancia Rate

A. Amusement Places
1. Cocktail Lounge Bar P 1, 760.00
2. Billard/ Pool Hall 220.00
3. Boxing Stadium 1,100.00
4. Circus, Carnivals or the likes (Merry-go 550.00
round, Roller Coaster, Ferries Wheel)
5. Cockpit 6,600.00
B. Retailers
Gross Sales/Receipts for the Preceding
Calendar year
30,000 - 400,000 2.5%
400,001 or more 1.5
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Municipality of Tangalan Rate

A. Manufacturers
Cottage P 200.00
Small 1,000.00
Medium 2,000.00
Large 4,000.00
B. Financial Institution
Small P 2,000.00
Medium 4,000.00
Large 6,000.00
C. Contractors / Service Establishments

Cottage P 200.00
Small 500.00
Medium 1,000.00
Large 1,500.00
D. Amusement Tax
1. Billiard or pool hall:
a. first table P 200.00
b. for every additional table 100.00
2. Videoke
a. 1-5 units/machine 500.00
b. for every additional unit/machine 100.00
3. Computer Shop
a. 1st 5 unit 500.00
b. for every additional unit 100.00
E. Retailers
1. Cottages P 300.00
2. Small 400.00
3. Medium 800.00
4. Large 1, 000.00
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PART V.
MINIMUM DAILY WAGE
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V. MINIMUM DAILY WAGE
Sector / Industry Current Daily Minimum

Wage
I. Non-Agriculture / Industrial / Commercial
a. Employing more than ten (10) workers Php 298.50
b. Employing ten (10) workers and below Php 256.50
II. Agriculture
a. Plantation Php 266.50
b. Non-Plantation Php 256.50

*Region VI, Western Visayas
Per DOLE Wage Order No. RBVI-22 (Effective 02, May 2015
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PART VI.
UTILITIES
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VI. UTILITIES
A. COMMUNICATION FACILITIES
GLOBE TELECOM
# 17 Maria Garcia Bldg., Roxas Ave., Kalibo, Aklan
Contact Person: Ms. Sahara David Sumaguina
SMART COMMUNICATIONS, INC

Kalibo Wireless Center
G/F Garcia Bldg. Kalibo, Aklan
Contact Person: Mr. Edison Ruedas
PANTELCO
Quezon Ave., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. no: 036 268 8003
Contact Person: Mr. Cedric M. Sazon
CRUZTELCO
Veterans Ave., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. no: 036 262 0006/262 0007
Contact Person: Ms. Lynelyn S. Gomez
SUNCELLULAR
Gaisano Capital, Kalibo, Aklan
Contact Person: Ms. Sheryl Luces Alomajan
B. Power Rates per Connection Type
Aklan Electric Cooperative, Inc. (AKELCO)

Type of Consumer Rate
Residential Php/kWh 9.426764
Low Voltage Php/kWh 8.482396
Php/kWh 6.978456
High Voltage
Php/kW 554.3558
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VI. UTILITIES
C. Water Rates per Consumer Type

I. Kalibo Area
Classification Size Minimum 11-20 21-30 31 - 40 41 above
Charge cu. m. cu. m. cu. m. cu. m.
1/2 205.00 21.04 22.32 23.52 24.80
Residential /
3/4 328.00 21.04 22.32 23.52 24.80
Government
1 656.00 21.04 22.32 23.52 24.80
1/2 410.00 42.08 44.64 47.04 49.60
Commercial /
3/4 656.00 42.08 44.64 47.04 49.60
Industrial
1 1,312.00 42.08 44.64 47.04 49.60
Wholesale/ 3 times the Residential Rate
Bulk
* Effective March 2006 Billing
II. New Washington, Banga, Balete and Batan Areas

Classification Size Minimum 11-20 21-30 31 - 40 41 above
Charge cu. m. cu. m. cu. m. cu. m.
1/2 205.00 21.04 22.32 23.52 24.80
Residential /
3/4 328.00 21.04 22.32 23.52 24.80
Government
1 656.00 21.04 22.32 23.52 24.80
1/2 410.00 42.08 44.64 47.04 49.60
Commercial /
3/4 656.00 42.08 44.64 47.04 49.60
Industrial
1 1,312.00 42.08 44.64 47.04 49.60
Wholesale/ 3 times the Residential Rate
Bulk
* Effective March 2006 Billing
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PART VII.
MEDICAL AND
HEALTH CARE SERVICES
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VII. MEDICAL AND HEALTH CARE SERVICES
AKLAN COOPERATIVE MISSION HOSPITAL

Roxas Ave. Ext., Brgy. Andagao, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 262-3926 / 262-4705/ 268-3855
ALTAVAS DISTRICT HOSPITAL

Gen. Luna St. Ext., Brgy. Pob., Altavas, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 269-1069 / 269-1328
BURUANGA MEDICARE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

Brgy. Pob., Buruanga, Aklan
DON LEOVIGILDO N. DIAPO COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

Brgy. Poblacion, Madalag, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 272-3613
DR. RAFAEL S. TUMBOKON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

A. Mabini St., Brgy. Poblacion, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 262-4224/ 268-8590 Hotline: 141
IBAJAY DISTRICT HOSPITAL

Along the National Highway, Brgy. Agbago, Ibajay, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 289-2011
LIBACAO MEDICARE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

Libacao, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 273-2108
MALAY MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL

Malay, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 260-3101
MMG—AKLAN SPECIALTY CLINIC

Brgy. Pob., Kalibo, Aklan
Telefax No. 036 268-3879
Contact Person: Luchie Arcenio, General Manager
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VII. MEDICAL AND HEALTH CARE SERVICES
PANAY HEALTHCARE MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC CENTER

Brgy. Estancia, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268-3486
Contact Person Dr. Hilda Villanueva, General Manager / Medical Director
ST. GABRIEL HOSPITAL

Archbishop Reyes cor. Pastrana and Luis Barrios Sts., Brgy. Pob.,
Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 262-1900 / Hotline No. 146
ST. JUDE HOSPITAL

F. Quimpo cor. C. Laserna Sts., Brgy. Pob., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268-2142 / 262-3290 / Hotline No. 142
TAYCO MEDICAL CLINIC

Vega Bldg., Across St. Gabriel Hospital, Archbishop Reyes St., Brgy. Pob.,
Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268-8486
Contact Person: Dr. Leonardo M. Tayco, Jr., Medical Consultant—Owner
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PART VIII.
TRANSPORTATION AND
FREIGHT
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VIII. TRANSPORTATION AND FREIGHTS
A. Air
PHILIPPINE AIRLINES
Kalibo International Airport Compound, Brgy. Pook, Kalibo Aklan
Tel. Nos. 036 262-3260 / 262-3263
Website www.philippineairlines.com
Branch Manager: Raphael Loui G. Romualdo
INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT
From To ETD Frequency and Flight
KALIBO TAIPEI 7:20pm/ 7:30pm Wed-Sat
TAIPEI KALIBO 7:20pm/ 7:30pm Wed-Sat
KALIBO BEIJING(PEK ) 9:25pm/ 10:05pm Wed-Sun
BEIJING(PEK ) KALIBO 9:25pm/ 10:05pm Wed-Sun
DOMESTIC FLIGHT
KALIBO MANILA 9:55am; 8:50pm Daily

MANILA KALIBO 8:35am; 3:55pm; Daily
7:15pm
PHILIPPINE AIRLINES (PAL EXPRESS)

Caticlan Airport, Brgy. Caticlan,Malay, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 288-7536 to 37
Website www.philippineairlines.com
Contact Person: Brian Jay. S. Carumba, Officer-In-Charge
CATICLAN MANILA 7:25am; 9:45am; Daily

11:00am;
12:35pm; 3:50pm;
MANILA CATICLAN 6:00am; 8:25am; Daily

9:40am; 3:15pm
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CEBU PACIFIC AIR

2F, Kalibo International Airport Compound, Brgy. Pook, Kalibo Aklan
Tel. Nos. 036 262-5407 & 09 / 262-7249
Website: www.cebupacificair.com
Branch Manager : Julian Rabe, Jr.
INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS
KALIBO PVG (PUDONG, CHINA) 6:55pm Daily

PVG (PUDONG, CHINA) KALIBO 7:20pm Daily
KALIBO HONGKONG 11:45 am 3x a week
HONGKONG KALIBO 3:55pm 3x a week
KALIBO CHONGQING 9:10pm 1x-2x a week
CHONGQING KALIBO 1x-2x a week
KALIBO TAIPEI 9:15pm 2x-3x a week
TAIPEI KALIBO 1x-3x a week
KALIBO PEK(BEIJING, CHINA) 11:50pm 2x- 5x a week
PEK(BEIJING, CHNA) KALIBO
DOMESTIC FLIGHTS
MANILA KALIBO 10:55am; 3:00pm: Daily

4:10pm; 500pm;
7:00pm
KALIBO MANILA 10:40am; 12:35pm: Dailiy
6:55pm; 8:40pm
CEBU KALIBO 5:25pm Daily
KALIBO CEBU 5:00am; 12:15pm Daily
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CATICLAN MANILA 6:40am; 7:10am; Daily

9:45am;1:05pm;
4:20pm
MANILA CATICLAN 5:15am; 5:45am; Daily
8:20am; 11:30am;
CATICLAN CEBU 3:00pm Daily
CEBU CATICLAN 1:35PM Daily
AIR ASIA ZEST

2F, New Domestic Passenger Terminal Bldg., Kalibo International Airport,
Brgy. Pook, Kalibo Aklan
Tel. No. 036 272– 1925
Branch Manager: Renel Yabut
INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS
From To ETD Frequency and
Flight
KALIBO INCHEON 12:40am; 10:40am Mon Tue Thu Fri

Sat
INCHEON KALIBO 6:55am; 4:55pm Mon Tue Thu Fri
Sat Sun
KALIBO PUSAN 1:55pm Thu Sat Sun Wed
PUSAN KALIBO 8:00pm Wed Thu Sat Sun
KALIBO KUALA LUMPUR 3:05pm Sat Sun Mon Tue

Thu
KUALA LUMPUR KALIBO 10:35am Mon Tue Thu Sat
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DOMESTIC FLIGHT
KALIBO MANILA 10:30am; 12:30pm; Daily

4:15pm;7:20pm;
9:45pm
MANILA KALIBO 9:45am; 10:50am; Daily

2:45pm; 3:10pm;
7:40pm; 8:00pm
SILK AIR (The Regional Wing of Singapore Airlines)

2F, Casa Felicidad Alba Bldg., Archbishop Reyes cor. Martelino Sts.,
Brgy. Pob., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 500-7226 Loc. 1 / Fax: 036 500-7301
Website: www.silkair.com
Station Manager: Rahman Osman,
SINGAPORE- CEB- 2:30pm Tue Thu

KLO SINGAPORE
SIN-CEB- SINGAPORE 2:30pm Sun

KALIBO
CHINA AIRLINES
MIASCOR Corporation Kalibo, Handling Agent
2F, Kalibo International Airport New Domestic Passenger Terminal Bldg.,
Brgy. Pook, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268-1758/262-8911
Area Manager: Ma. Theresa Q. Legaspi
TAIPEI KALIBO 10:55 am Tue Fri

KALIBO TAIPEI 10:30am Wed Sat
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SKY JET AIRLINES

Naya Bldg., Provincial Road, Brgy. Balabag, Boracay Is.,
Malay, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 288– 9130 Mobile No. 0949-8843125 / 0917-8074798
Contact Person: Charmian Joy D. Decena, Senior Ticketing Officer
Office Hours: 8:00 AM—6:00 PM
DOMESTIC FLIGHT
MANILA CATICLAN 7:30am: 11:30am Daily
CATICLAN MANILA 8:35am: 2:25am Daily
B. Land
A.M.C. TOURS
256 F. Carillo St., Brgy. Pob., Numancia, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 265-4321
Mobile +63906-1134176
Email: amc.tours@yahoo.com
Contact Person: Marivic M. Coching, Owner
ATM TOURS (DOT Accredited)

Kalibo International Airport, Brgy. Pook, Kalibo, Aklan
Mobile No. +63919-9100458 / +63939-9396383
Email Address: atmtours041288@gmail.com
Contact Person: Engr. Rogelio Dela Cruz, Jr., Owner
BORACAY LAND TRANSPORT MULTI-PURPOSE COOPERATIVE

Brgy. Caticlan, Malay, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 288-4440 / 288-3271 Fax
Contact Person: Joel V. Gelito, Chairman
Enrique Gelito, Operations Manager
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AKLAN CALL TAXI & TRANSPORT SERVICES, INC. (DOT Accredited)

Kalibo Station:
Coco Arcade, Kalibo International Airport, Brgy. Pook, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 272-1121
Mobile No. +63918-4034410
Email Address: ataxireservation@yahoo.com.ph
Contact Person: Julian Q. Tirol, Manager
Caticlan Station:
Caticlan Jetty Port, Brgy. Caticlan, Malay, Aklan
Destination Vehicle Tariff Rate

(Chartered with 4-5 pax
room capacity)
Kalibo Airport To Cagban Jetty Port, Boracay Is. Inclusive of Taxi Php 1,500.00
and Pumpboat
Kalibo Airport To Caticlan, Malay, Aklan Taxi 1,300.00
Kalibo Airport To Poblacion, Kalibo, Aklan -do- 300.00
Kalibo Airport To Poblacion, New Washington, Aklan -do- 300.00
Kalibo Airport To Numancia, Aklan -do- 400.00
Kalibo Airport To Makato, Aklan -do- 600.00
Kalibo Airport To Banga, Aklan -do- 500.00
Kalibo Airport To Balete / Tangalan, Aklan -do- 800.00
Kalibo Airport To Ibajay, Aklan -do- 1,200.00
Kalibo Airport To Malay, Aklan -do- 2,000.00
Kalibo Airport To Altavas / Buruanga, Aklan -do- 1,500.00
Kalibo Airport To Roxas City, Capiz -do- 3,000.00
Kalibo Airport To Iloilo -do- 6,000.00
Kalibo Airport To Passi City -do- 4,000.00
Kalibo Airport To Pandan, Antique -do- 2,200.00
Cagban Jetty Port To Boat Stn. 3 To Boat Stn. 1, -do- Php 300.00 per
Boracay Is. pax / door to door
Cagban Jetty Port To Shangri-la Resort / beyond -do- Php 500.00 per
Boat Stn. 1, Boracay Is. pax / door to door
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CATICLAN– BORACAY TRANSPORT MULTI-PURPOSE

COOPERATIVE (CBTMPC) (DOT Accredited)
CBTMPC Compund, Brgy. Caticlan, Malay, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268-7615 / 288-7101 / 288-7235
Contact Person: Godofredo B. Sadiasa, Chairman
CBTMPC Caticlan Jetty Port Ticketing Outlet

Tel. No. 036 288-7615
SCHEDULE OF
VEHICLE DESTINATION TARIFF RATE OPERATIONS
Van CATICLAN To Php 100.00 / Adult DAILY, Departs
Poblacion, KALIBO 80.00 / Student every 5:00 AM until
6:00 PM
Van CATICLAN To Php 250.00/pax with DAILY, Departs
Kalibo International or without pump every 5:00 AM until
Airport boat 9:00 PM
ATI TOURS & TRAVEL

Mobile No. +63939-1196300
Email: lot_marte@yahoo.com
Contact Person: Leia Villaruel - Marte, Owner
BATANG’S CAR TOURISM CARRIER

Brgy. Poblacion, Lezo, Aklan
Mobile No. +63918-9407031
Email: rene_fabila@yahoo.com.ph
Contact Person: Rene B. Fabila, Owner
BORACAY 3J’S TOURS TRANSPORT

Tel. No. 036 268-1804
Mobile No. +63939-2873690
Email: boracay3jstourstransport@gmail.com
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DELMABEL PANAY TRAVEL & TOURS

Near Landbank-Kalibo Branch, Osmeña Ave., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268– 1829
Mobile No. +63918-9658399
Contact Person: Noemi F. Panado, Owner
DESTINATION VEHICLE TARIFF RATE SCHEDULE OF

OPERATIONS
Kalibo – Caticlan, Van AC Php 100.00 Every 5:00 AM until

vv. 6:00 PM
Kalibo Airport – Van and Pumpboat 250.00 Every 5:00 AM until
Caticlan – Cagban 6:00 PM
Jetty Port
Kalibo Airport – Chartered for 2,500.00 Every 5:00 AM until

Caticlan 10 pax 6:00 PM
DISCOVER BORACAY TRAVEL & TOURS (DOT Accredited)

London And Pacific Realty Bldg., Brgy. Pook, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 272-1188 / 5007177
Email Address: discoverboracay@gmail.com
Contact Person: Luna C. Villaroz, Managing Director
GM’S LINER
Near Landbank-Kalibo Branch, Osmeña Ave., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268-5786
Contact Person: Danilo Cantilero, Owner

OPERATIONS
Kalibo – Roxas City, L - 300 Van AC Php 120.00 per pax From 5:00 AM –
vv. 6:00 PM
ISLAND STAR EXPRESS, INC. (DOT Accredited)

Kalibo Branch: Kalibo International Airport, Brgy. Pook, Kalibo, Aklan
Telefax No. 036 268-2355
Contact Person: Bismark Cartalla, Operations Manager
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ISLAND STAR EXPRESS, INC.

Boracay Branch: Brgy. Balabag, Boracay Is., Malay, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 288-6644
Mobile No. +63917-5175298

OPERATIONS
Kalibo Airport – Bus & Pump boat Php 350.00 per pax 5:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Caticlan - Cagban
Jetty Port –
Hotel / Resort, vv.
Kalibo Airport – Bus & Pump boat Php 250.00 per pax 5:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Cagban Jetty Port,
vv.
Kalibo Airport – Bus Php 200.00 per pax 5:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Caticlan, vv.
KALIBO—CATICLAN AIRPORT MULTI-PURPOSE COOPERATIVE

(KCAMC)
Tel. No. : 036 272 –1045
Email Address: kcamckalibo@yahoo.com
Contact Person: Fernando Rago, Manager

OPERATIONS
Van (AC) Kalibo Airport To Php 200.00 per pax Daily, 9:00 AM –
Caticlan Jetty Port 7:00 PM
Van and Pumpboat Kalibo Airport To Php 250.00 per pax Daily, 9:00 AM –
Cagban Jetty Port, 7:00 PM
Boracay Is.
All-inclusive of Van, Kalibo Airport To Php 475.00 per Daily, 9:00 AM –

Pumpboat, multi-cab Hotel or Resort, pax, minimum of 7 7:00 PM
or tricycle, Boracay Is. pax
terminal and
environmental fees
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JMP TRAVEL TOURS

KIATA Office, Kalibo International Airport, Brgy. Pook, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No.: 036 268-1804
Mobile No. +63949-4599201
Email: jmptraveltours@gmail.com
Contact Person: Marilou Ramos– Apolonio , Owner
KALIBO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION (KIATA)

(DOT Accredited)
Tel. No. 036 268-1804
Contact Person: Noemi F. Panado, Chairman

OPERATIONS
Kalibo Airport To All-inclusive of Van, Php 500.00 per pax Open 24 hours
Hotel or Resort, pumpboat, multi-cab Plus additional
Boracay Is. or tricycle, terminal Php100.00 boat fare
and from 8:00 PM or
environmental fees beyond
K– JAD TOURS
Mobile No. +63929-7632285
Contact Person: Ralston Dadivas, Operations Manager
LAYOD’S TRANSPORT
D. Maagma St, Brgy. Pob., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268-3404
Mobile No. +63908-8741770
Email Address: maypretz_13@yahoo.com
Contact Person: Salvacion L. Pastrana, Owner
LEE BORACAY TOURS

Mobile No. +63917-7234970
Contact Person: Eric C. Tan, Owner
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LM TOURS AND TRAVEL (DOT Accredited)

Pook, Kalibo, Aklan
Mobile No.: 09497072378
Email Address: lmtraventours@gmail.com
Contact Person: Rodolfo Lopez, Jr. Gen. Manager
LT TOURS
Mobile No. +63919-6762025
Contact Person: Patricio Gomez Tupaz
MV SHUTTLE VAN (DOT Accredited)

Tel No. 036 268-1804 KIATA Office
Mobile No. +63910- 6964616
Contact Person: Jay T. Guanco, Owner
NORTHSTAR TRANSPORT DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION

G. Ramos St., Brgy. Pob., Kalibo, Aklan
Mobile No. +63918-5627263
Contact Person: Gilmore Bartolome, President

OPERATIONS
Kalibo – Roxas City, Van Php 120.00 AC Daily from 5:00 AM

vv. 100.00 NAC until 6:00 PM
Kalibo – Caticlan, Van 100.00 AC / Daily from 5:00 AM
vv. NAC until 6:00 PM
Kalibo Airport – Van 150.00 AC Daily from 9:00 AM
Caticlan, vv. until 7:00 PM de-
pending on flight
arrival schedule
Kalibo Airport – Van and Pumpboat 175.00 AC Daily from 9:00 AM

Cagban Jetty Port, until 7:00 PM de-
vv. pending on flight
arrival schedule
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PARADISE ISLAND TRANSPORT & MULTI-PURPOSE COOPERATIVE

D-100, Garcia Bldg., A. Mabini St., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268-6111
Mobile No. +63948-4873420
Email: paradiseislandtransport@yahoo.com
Contact Person: Cynthia Negome, Chairman

OPERATIONS
Iloilo- Kalibo - Caticlan Van AC Php 350.00 From 5:00 AM

until 6:00 PM
Iloilo – Kalibo, vv. Van AC 250.00 From 5:00 AM
until 6:00 PM
Kalibo – Caticlan, vv. Van AC 100.00 From 5:00 AM
until 6:00 PM
Kalibo Airport – Caticlan, Van AC 200.00 From 5:00 AM
vv. until 6:00 PM
Kalibo Airport – Cagban Van and From 5:00 AM

Jetty Port, vv. Pumpboat 250.00 until 6:00 PM
PARADISE NEST TOURIST TRANSPORT

Across Caticlan Town Plaza, Brgy. Caticlan, Malay, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 288-7658
Mobile No. +63915-9793304
Email: dalisaynemesio1@yahoo.com
Contact Person: Nemesio M. Dalisay, Owner
RM BORACAY TOURS
361 Cardinal J. Sin Ave., Brgy Pook, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No 036 268-1804
Mobile No. +63918-9407031 / +63919-2944212
Contact Person: Roselyn Lumio, Manager
RJ TOURS
Mobile No. +63928-3596592
Contact Person: Reynaldo R. Dela Cruz, Owner
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POOK– AIRPORT TRICYCLE OPERATORS DRIVERS ASSOCIATION

Mobile No. +63929-2587831
Contact Person: Bernie Almero, President
SCHEDULE
DESTINATION VEHICLE TARIFF RATE OF OPERA-
TIONS
Kalibo Airport, Brgy. Pook Php 9.50 per pax From 9:00 AM –
To Poblacion, Kalibo Tricycle 7.00 per 11:00 PM within
student / Kalibo only or
senior citizen extends until 1:00
AM depending on
flight arrival
schedule.
Kalibo Airport To Brgy. Php 100.00
Poblacion-Kalibo, Brgy. chartered
Caano, Brgy. Pook –Proper,
Brgy. Andagao- Highway,
Provincial Capitol
Kalibo Airport To Talipapa - Php 150.00

Brgy. Pook, Brgy. Tinigao, chartered
Brgy. Andagao, Brgy. New
Buswang, Brgy. Old Bus-
wang, Libtong, Brgy. Estan-
cia
Kalibo Airport To Brgy. Ma- Php 200.00

bilo, Brgy. Briones, chartered
Brgy. Nalook, Brgy. Linabuan
Norte, Brgy. Tigayon, Brgy.
Mobo
SM TRANSPORT SERVICE
Tel. No. 036 268-1804
Mobile No. +63918-3897392
Email: smtours2014@gmail.com.ph
Contact Person: Vizzy Sunico, Owner
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SOUTHWEST TAXI
Cardinal J. Sin Ave., Sta. Monica Subd., Brgy. Andagao, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel No. 036 268-5100 / 268-5602
Email Address: markanthonymantala1205@yahoo.com.ph
Website: www.southwesttoursboracay.com
Contact Person: Mark Anthony Mantala, Officer-In-Charge / Controller
ADDI- SCHEDULE
TIONAL METERED RENT A OF
DESTINATION ORIGIN OF PICK-UP RATE
PICK-UP CHARGE
CAR MI- OPERA-
RAGE RATE TIONS
ALTAVAS 250 570 950
BALETE 150 450 600
BANGA 75 150 300
KALIBO/ (POBLACION) 125 340 600
KALIBO BANGA 350 850 1250
INTERNA- (TORRALBA) 200 - -
TIONAL BATAN 100 1200 1600
AIRPORT BATAN (BAY-ANG) - 950 1300 24/7 Oper-
BURUANGA 250 540 900 ations
CATICLAN 50 130 250
IBAJAY 75 230 350
KALIBO 225 470 1000
LEZO 200 380 850
LIBACAO 100 250 450
MADALAG 50 1100 1400
MAKATO 150 370 500
MALAY 150 750 1400
MALINAO 75 180 300
NABAS 100 320 500
NEW WASHING- 75 160 300
TON 150 330 600
NEW WASHINTON
(DUMANGUIT)
NUMANCIA
TANGALAN
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SOUTHWEST TOURS
2F, New Domestic Passenger Terminal Bldg., Kalibo International Airport,
Brgy. Pook, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel No. 036 256-5100 / 268-3782 / Fax No. 036 268-4084
Email: booking@southwesttoursboracay.com
Contact Person: Cedric M. Sazon, President

OPERATIONS
Kalibo Airport To All inclusive of Bus Php 650.00 / pax
Caticlan and & Pumpboat, Inclusive of incre-
Cagban Jetty Port transport to Hotel / mental fees i.e.
To Hotel, vv. Resort destination terminal and 24/7
environmental fees operations
Kalibo Airport To Bus and Pumpboat Php 550.00
Caticlan and Inclusive of
Cagban Jetty Port, incremental fees
vv. i.e. terminal and
environmental fees
Kalibo Airport To Bus Php 250.00 / pax 24/7
Caticlan, vv. operations
VALLACAR TRANSIT / CERES LINER

Mobile No. +63917-7711230 / +63917-7711746 Iloilo
Contact Person: Joseph Oyco, Administrative Officer

OPERATIONS
Kalibo - Iloilo Van ACBus AC Php 246.00 2:00am first trip

w/ CR 6:30pm last trip
Kalibo - Iloilo Bus AC Php 238.00 2:00am first trip
186.00 For 6:30pm last trip
Student, Senior
citizen
Kalibo - Iloilo Bus NAC Php 194.00 2:00am first trip
164.00 For 6:30pm last trip
Student, Senior
citizen
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OPERATIONS
Kalibo - Caticlan v.v. Bus AC Php 107.00 First trip 5:00am

Last trip 9:00pm
Kalibo - Caticlan v.v. Bus NAC Php 87.00 First trip 4:30am
Last trip 7:00pm
Caticlan - Iloilo v.v. Bus AC Php 370.00 4:30 AM –5:00pm
Caticlan - Iloilo v.v. Bus NAC Php 281.00 4:30 AM –5:00pm
Kalibo – Caticlan – Php 107.00 4:30 AM –5:00pm

Buruanga, v.v..
Kalibo – San Jose, Bus AC Php 202.00 Daily every 5:00 AM/
Antique 5:40 AM/ 6:15 AM/
Departs every hour
from 7:00 AM until
3:40 PM
WESTMINT TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION, INC. (DOT Accredited)

L. Barrios St., Brgy. Poblacion, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268-1474
Mobile No. +63919-9444864
Contact Person: Rosebello T. Masigon, Operations Manager
C. Sea
2GO Travel
De los Reyes Bldg., Brgy. Caticlan, Malay, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 288-7693
Mobile No. +63943-4764589
Contact Person: Shane Anthony Arante, Branch Manager
2GO Travel -KALIBO

L. Barrios cor. Regalado Sts., Brgy. Pob., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268-5751
Contact Person: Liezel Villanueva, Ticketing Agent
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SCHEDULE OF
VESSEL DESTINATION TARIFF RATE / OPERATIONS
PAX
Php 1,044.00 Daily, 8:00 AM
St. Ignatius CATICLAN - BA- Economy Sunday /Thursday,
of Loyola TANGAS 1,244.00 9:00 PM
Tourist
Daily, 6:00 AM–
4,060.00 State
BATANGAS - 7:00 AM
St. Anthony Room for 3 pax
CATICLAN Sunday /Thursday,
de Padua 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
1,444.00 Cabin
STARLITE FERRIES, INC.

Villar Commercial Bldg. adjacent to Caticlan Airport, Brgy. Caticlan,
Malay, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 288-7495
Mobile No. +63918-3587678
Contact Person: Jun Siñel, Port Manager
VESSEL DESTINATION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULE

Starlite Caticlan To Rox- Php 420.00 Regular DAILY, Departs
Amapolis as, 300.00 Senior every 5:00 AM
O. Mindoro Citizen 12:00 NN
357.00 Student 4:00 PM
165.00 Child (3-6
Roxas, O. Mindo- Year-old) DAILY, No fixed
ro To Caticlan time of arrival
PUMPBOAT SCHEDULE
CATICLAN-BORACAY TRANSPORT MULTI-PURPOSE COOPERATIVE
(CBTMPC)
CBTMPC Compound, Brgy. Caticlan, Malay, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 288-7101
Contact Person: Zanita Gabito, Operations Manager
Caticlan Jetty Port Ticketing Outlet
Tel. No. 036 288-7615
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Caticlan – Cagban, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan:

VESSEL DESTINATION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULE
Fast Craft Php 50.00 / pax 24 hours
Caticlan To
Cagban Jetty Php 25.00 / pax From 6:00 AM
Pumpboat Port, Boracay until 5:00 PM
Island, vv. Php 30.00 / pax From 6:00 PM
until 10:00 PM
Caticlan – Looc, Romblon:

DESTINATION VEHICLE TARIFF RATE TRAVEL TIME
Caticlan To Looc, Pumpboat Php 300.00 / pax 2 hours

Romblon
MV OYSTER FERRY (DOT Accredited)

Mobile No. +63927-2391624 / +63909-3817706
Email: oysterferry@gmail.com
Contact Person: Edward Pacheco, General Manager
Anthony Sualog, Operations Supervisor

OPERATIONS
Caticlan –Cagban Ferry Php 50/ pax – 24/7
vv. Aklanon
Php 100/pax– non
Aklanon
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PART IX.
ACCOMMODATION
ESTABLISHMENTS
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IX. ACCOMODATION ESTABLISHMENT
KALIBO ACCOMMODATION
ESTABLISHMENTS
DOT Accredited
1. Marzon Hotel ”Standard” 67 Rms.

Andagao Kalibo,Aklan
Owner /Manager: Ms. Editha Sazon
Tel No.: 268-2188
Fax No.: (036) 268-2187
reservation@marzonhotelkalibo,com
2. Royal Suites Condotel “Economy” 15 Rms.

Rizal St., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036) 268-5360
Gen. Manager: Melita B. Pineda
royalsuitesreservation@gmail.com
Other Accommodation
Establishments
1. 4 A's Pensionne 7 Rms. 4. Aranas-CarilloTravellers Inn 34 Rms.

Pastrana cor J. Magno Sts., Kalibo, Aklan R. Roldan St., Poblacion, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel No.: (036) 268-3099/264-3465 Tel. No. (036) 268-7906
Contact Person: Sonia Gagajena Contact Person: Ms. Evelyn Aranas
4askalibopensionne@gmail.com
2. Agzam Resort and Spa 11 Rms. 5. Asia Novotel 29 Rms.

Liberato Road, Linabuan Norte, Kalibo Toting Reyes St., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036) 262 4240 Tel No.: 036 262-8703/262-8687
Contact Person: Ms. Emily Raymond Ms. Glady Lyn Baylon-Supervisor
agzamresortspa@yahoo.com asianovotelkalibo@yahoo.com
3. Airport Line Pension House 32 Rms. 6. Ati-atihan County Inn 12 Rms.

Pook, Kalibo, Aklan D. Maagma St., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036) 268 9670
Tel No.: (036) 268-6116
Contact Person: Chris Lozada/Siery Lou
Contact Person: Ma. Cecilia M. Calizo
cris_lozada@yahoo.com
atiatihancounty@yahoo.com
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7. Ati-atihan Festival Hostel 27 Rms. 13. Carillo C-9 Lodge 39 Rms

19 Martyrs St., kalibo,Aklan Toting Reyes St., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel No.: 500-7620 Tel. No. (036) 262 7059/ 268 6597
Contact Person: Ms. Jackie Pelayo Contact Person: Emmy Carillo Giblin
festival.hostel@yahoo.com carilloc9hotel@yahoo.com
8. Avenue 5 Hotel 16 Rms. 14. Center Parkways Pension 11 Rms.

Roxas Avenue, Kalibo, Aklan C & A Bldg., Osmeña Ave. Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036) 268-3588 Tel. No. (036) 268-2103 / 09177248202
Contact Person: Lambert Lu Contact Person: Lilian Cariscal
avenue5@yahoo.com.ph cariscallilian@yahoo.com
9. Bakhawan Inn 6 Rms. 15. Discovery Boracay Hotel & Spa 16 Rms.
New Buswang, Kalibo, Aklan Kalibo International Airport, Pook, Kalibo, Aklan
Te. No. (036) 262 5140/ 262 7013 Tel. No. (036) 272-1168/272-1189/272-1188
Contact Person: Ms. Camille Adanza/
Contact Person: Ms. Calixta Ignacio
Ms. Luna Villaluz
Ms. Calixta Ignacio
www.discoverphilippines.com.ph
10. Basa Hotel 14 Rms. 16. Eden’s Apartelle 22 Rms.

Andagao Kalibo, Aklan L.Barrios - C. Quimpo St., Kalibo,Aklan
Tel No. 262-1482 Tel. No.: (036) 268 9584
Contact Person: Mr. Nathaniel Basa
Contact Person: Edina Gelito
basa.hotel@yahoo.com Liezil Mandapat
11. Bee Bee Lodge 24 Rms. 17. EG Condotel 9 Rms.

Old Buswang, Kalibo, Aklan Magdalena Village New Buswang, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036) 268-3288/1939 Tel. No. (036) 262-7949/+639086690037/
Contact Person: Lambert Lu +639771738444
beebee.lodge@yahoo.com Contact Person: Ms. Elizabeth T. Pagtama

eg_condotel@yahoo.com
12. Betsy Place Inn 8 Rms. 18. Espacio Rooms & Space for Rent 3 Rms.
Pastrana St., Kalibo, Aklan St. Jude Site Andagao, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036) 268-3375 Tel. No. (036) 268-1108
Contact Person: Ms. Josephine Briones
Contact Person: Ms. Betsy Naipul
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19. Garcia- Legaspi Mansion 7 Rms. 26. Kalibo Hotel 15 Rms.

159 Roxas Ave., Kalibo, Aklan 467 R. Roldan St., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036) 262 5588/ 268 8898 Contact Person: Ms. Myrna Dalisay
Fax. No. (036) 262 5696 kalibohotel@hotmail.com
Contact Person: Mr. Gerwin L. Garcia
garcialegaspimansion@yahoo.com
20. Gov. Corazon L. Cabagnot Tourism & 27. Kalibo Queen’s Inn 15 Rms.
Training Center (GCLCTC) 9 Rms. Diapo Comp., Toting Reyes St., Kalibo
Old Buswang, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036) 262 5788/ 268 3888/ 09094722559
Tel. No. (036) 268-3619
Contact Person: Mr. Allan Ang
Contact Person Ms. Palmi I. Fernandez angcoa888@yahoo.com
eeddtourism@yahoo.com.ph
21. Istar Kalibo Hometel 6 Rms. 28. La Fiesta Inn 8 Rms.

Roxas Ave. Ext.,, Kalibo, Aklan cor. Arc. Reyes & Goding Ramos Sts.,
Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036) 262 3713
Tel. No. (036) 500-7058
Contact Person: Steve Tubao Contact Person: Ryan Policarpio
22. Jad’s Place Travellers Inn 4 Rms. 29. Little Glowmoon Inn 7 Rms.
R. Roldan St., Kalibo, Aklan C. Quimpo St., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036) 262-1782/268-3820 Tel. No. (036) 262 3072
Contact Person: Juan Adante III Contact Person: Mr. Rod Quimpo
23. JR Domingo Apartelle 5 Rms. 30. Mang Domengs 5 Rms.

L. Barrios St. cor. Of J. Magno St., Kalibo, Aklan Acevedo St., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No.: (036) 268 1643 Tel. No. (036) 262 8568
Contact Person: James Domingo Contact Person: Eden Quinto
24. Judith’s Pension 15 Rms. 31. Miggy’s Secret Garden 10 Rms.

Veterans Ave., Kalibo, Aklan Pook Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036) 268 8793
Tel. No. (036) 262 4816
Contact Person: Ms.Lilibeth Ocampo
Contact Person: Ms. Judith V. Malapit
Miggys_resort@yahoo.com
judithspension@yahoo.com
25. Kalibo Ati-atihan Pensione House 37 Rms. 32. La Esperanza Hotel 54 Rms.
Estancia, Kalibo, Aklan Osmeña Ave., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036)268-3131/500-8036 Tel. No. (036) 262 3989/268 5254
Contact Person: Mr. Chris Lozada Fax No. (036) 262 5658
Contact Person: Ms. Jemina C. Trinidad/ Janet
laesperanzahotel@yahoo.com
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33. NP Festival Inn 13 Rms. 40. Shemaja Inn 8 Rms.

Pastrana St., Kalibo, Aklan 647 Mabini St. Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036) 268-3104 Tel. No. (036) 268 7626
Contact person: Noemi Panado Contact Person: Ms. Shirley Ramos
shemaja_inn@yahoo.com
34. NVC Hotel Carmen 10 Rms. 41. Starline Travellers Inn 13 Rms.
Pastrana St., Kalibo, Aklan D. Maagma St., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036) 268-3120 Tel. No. (036) 268 3707
Contact person: Marlon Cipriano Contact Person: Ms. Karen G. Carpio
Hotelcarmen_nvc@yahoo.com.ph StarlineTravellersInn@yahoo.com
35. Oliveros Place 7 Rms. 42. Suburbia Hotel 10 Rms.

Roxas Ave. Extn., Kalibo, Aklan Tigayon, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036) 268-3293/091999440419 Tel. No. (036) 268-1621
09173038982 Contact Person: Mr. Michael Abello
Contact person: John Philip Oliveros suburbia_gh@yahoo.com
36. Papierus Pensionne 11 Rms. 43. Tejada Executive House 6 Rms.

Osmeña Ave., Kalibo, Aklan New Buswang, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel No.: (036) 268-5285
Tel. No. (036) 268-3625
Contact Person: Ms. Crispy Lachica
Contact Person: Alexander Tejada
crispy_papierus@yahoo.com
37. RB Bed & Breakfast 26 Rms. 44. The Premiere Business Hotel 30 Rms.
Pastrana St., Kalibo, Aklan Andagao Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036) 262 4155/ 268-5200/9380 Tel. No. (036)268-3346/09173265274
Contact Person: Mr. Nathan Candelario Contact Person: Mr. Jean Paul Peralta
Mr. Arlyn M. Rivo ThePremiereBusinessHotel@gmail.com
rbprinting@gmail.com
38. RG'S Traveller’s Inn 13 Rms. 45. Zaiden Pension House 5 Rms.
Cor. G. Ramos & Arch. Reyes Sts., Kalibo Roxas Ave., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036) 500-8431/ 268 4049/3780 Tel No.: (036) 268-3709/09997187855
Telefax: (036) 262 5663 Contact Person: Ruben Andrade
Contact Person: Mr.Ronnie Gabalda pelayo_zeny@yahoo.com
39. Roz & Angelique Inn & Suites 5 Rms.

Jaime L. Cardinal Sin Ave., Pook, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. (036) 268-3974
Contact Person: Rene Martelino
www.rozandangeliques.com
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PART X.
SHOPPING CENTERS
AND
DEPARTMENT STORES
101
X. SHOPPING CENTERS AND DEPARTMENT STORES
ALLEN’S MART
Toting Reyes St., Brgy. Pob., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268-5118 / 262-3268
Contact Person: Henry F. Villanueva, Owner
AKLAN SHOPPER’S MART

Across the Pastrana Park, 19 Martyrs St., Brgy. Pob., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268-4229
BEE BEE BAZAR

Dr. Gonzales St., Brgy. Pob., Kalibo, Aklan
CITY MALL KALIBO

F. Quimpo connecting A. Mabini and Toting Reyes Sts., Brgy. Pob.,
Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 500-7768 / Mobile No. +63930-8845593
Contact Person: Geover Regalado, Marketing Asst.
CITY SQUARE—KALIBO
19 Martyrs cor. L. Barrios Sts., Brgy. Pob., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 262-3074
7-ELEVEN MARKETING
19 Martyrs cor. Rizal Sts., Brgy. Pob., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268-4329 / 262-4895
Contact Person: Ben Auyong, Owner
FU’S MERCHANDISE
Beside Petron Gas Station, Pastrana St., Brgy. Pob., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 262-1989
GAISANO CAPITAL KALIBO

Roxas Ave. Ext., Brgy. Andagao, Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 262-6868
Contact Person: Donabelle Mamburam, Manager
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X. SHOPPING CENTERS AND DEPARTMENT STORES
KIM HUAT SHOPPING CENTER

Pastrana St., Brgy. Pob., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268-4793 / 268-5195
LIND’S DRY GOODS CENTER

Across Kalibo Public Market, Roxas Ave. Ext., Brgy.
Andagao,
Kalibo, Aklan
Telefax No. 036 262-5311
Contact Person: Noriel B. Panado, Owner
MARIANING SUPERSTORE
Pastrana cor. Dr. Gonzales Sts., Brgy. Pob., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268-2206Contact Person: Mirabel Lao - Mayor, Owner
NOVO JEAN’S AND SHIRTS

Toting Reyes cor. N. Roldan Sts., Brgy. Pob., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 262-8687
RC SUPERMART
Toting Reyes cor. Roxas Ave. Ext., Brgy. Pob., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268-9688 / 268-4983
ROYAL SUPERMART
Roxas Ave. Ext., Brgy. Pob., Kalibo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 268-1919
Contact Person: Mario Lao, Owner
UNITOP MERCHANDISING
Pastrana St., Brgy. Pob., Kalubo, Aklan
Tel. No. 036 262-7568
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PART XI.
BANKS
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XI. BANKS
Kalibo
Banks Location
MetroBank Roxas Ave., Poblacion
United coconut Planters Bank Martelino St. Poblacion
Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation Roxas Ave., Poblacion
Bank of Commerce C. Laserna St., Poblacion
Philippine National Bank Branch 1: Pastrana St. Poblacion
Branch 2: Martelino St., Poblacion
Development Bank of the Philippines Capitol Site, Estancia
Land Bank of the Philippines Osmeña Avenue, Estancia
Bank of the Philippine Islands Branch 1: Martilino St., Poblacion
Branch 2: Roxas Avenue, Poblacion
China Banking Corporation Osmeña Avenue, Estancia
BDO UniBank XIX Martyrs St., Poblacion
Philippine Veterans Bank Capitol Site, Estancia
Philippine Saving Bank XIX Martyrs St., Poblacion
City Savings Bank Jaime Cardinal Sin Avenue, Andagao
OK Bank Regalado St. Poblacion

RBM (a Rural Bank) XIX Martyrs St., Poblacion
Rural Bank of Banga Roxas Avenue Ext., Andagao
Producers Savings Bank Osmeña Avenue, Estancia
OCCCI Savings and Credit Veterans Avenue, Kalibo
First Consolidated Bank Roxas Avenue Ext., Andagao
RBG Imperial Bank Roxas Avenue, Kalibo
East West Bank Roxas Avenue Ext., Andagao
Philippine Business Bank Roxas Avenue, Kalibo
Asia United Bank XIX Martyrs St., Poblacion
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XI. BANKS
OTHER MUNICIPALITIES
Municipalities Bank Location
Altavas Rural Bank of Altavas Poblacion, Altavas
Ibajay Rural Bank of Ibajay Poblacion, Ibajay
Banga Rural Bank of Banga Poblacion, Banga
Batan Rural Bank of Batan Poblacion, Batan
New Washington Rural Bank of New Washington Poblacion, New Washington
Makato Jose B. Legaspi Rural Bank Poblacion, Makato
Malinao RBM (Main) Poblacion Malinao
Tangalan RBM (a Rural Bank) Poblacion, Tangalan
Madalag RBM (a Rural Bank) Poblacion , Madalag
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PART XII.
STATE UNIVERSITIES
AND COLLEGES
107
XII. STATE UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
AKLAN STATE UNIVERSITY
Main Campus
President - Dr. Danilo E. Abayon
Banga, Aklan
Telephone #: (036) 267 - 5801
College of Industrial Technology

Executive Director - Dr. Ersyl T. Biray
Kalibo, Aklan
Telephone #: (036) 268 - 9432 / Fax: 268 - 3042
College of Fisheries and Marine Sciences

Campus Director - Yasmin H. Primavera - Tirol
New Washington, Aklan
Telefax: (036) 264 - 3567
Teacher Education Center

Campus Director - Dr. Marivel S. Villorente
Calangcang, Makato, Aklan
Telephone #: (036) 276 - 6304
College of Hospitality and Rural Resource Management

Campus Director - Dr. Emely M. Arangote
Ibajay, Aklan
Telephone #: (036) 289 - 2183 / Fax: 289 - 2182
GARCIA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY

President/Dean - Mr. Erwin R. Garcia
Kalibo, Aklan
Telefax: (036) 262 - 3280
AKLAN CATHOLIC COLLEGE

Rector–President - Rev. Fr. Jose Gualberto I. Villasis, Ph.D
Kalibo, Aklan
Telefax: (036) 262 - 3280
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XII. STATE UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
NORTHWESTERN VISAYAN COLLEGES

Acting President - Allan Angelo L. Quimpo
Kalibo, Aklan
Telefax: (036) 262 - 3439 / 268 - 8842
SAINT GABRIEL COLLEGE

President - Mr. Randall Anselmo S. Legaspi
Kalibo, Aklan
Telephone #: (036) 268 - 4454
PANAY TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE

School Director / College Dean - Mr. Roberto R. Arguelles
Kalibo, Aklan
Telephone: (036) 268 - 5152 / Fax: 268 - 5239
AKLAN POLYTHECHNIC COLLEGE

President - Hon. Rodillo L. Policarpio
Kalibo, Aklan
Telephone: (036) 262 - 3203 / Fax: 262 - 3202
STI COLLEGE
Deputy School Administrator - Mr. Edsel R. Tupas
Kalibo, Aklan
Telephone: (036) 268 - 3881 / Fax: 262 - 7958
Other Colleges from LGU
ALTAVAS COLLEGE BALETE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Administrator - Ms. Mutya Pañer Dean - Dr. Arthuro Zonio
Altavas, Aklan Balete, Aklan
Telephone: (036) 269 - 1059 / 269 - 1287 Telephone: (036) 272 - 3860
BATAN INTEGRATED COLLEGE OF LIBACAO COLLEGE OF

TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Acting Dean - Dr. Rodophes T. Lauz College Dean - Ulysses E. Ruiz
Batan, Aklan Libacao, Aklan
Telephone: (036) 272 - 3425 Telephone: (036) 273 - 2224
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PART XIII.
GENRAL INFORMATION
ON DIFFERENT
MUNICIPALITIES
110
XIII. GENERAL INFORMATION IN DIFFERENT MUNICIPALITIES
Municipality No. of Land Area Income Population

Barangay (km2) Classifica- (Census 2015)
tion
ALTAVAS 14 109.05 Fourth 24,619.00
BALETE 10 118.93 Fourth 28,920.00
BANGA 30 84.53 Third 39,505.00
BATAN 20 79.22 Fourth 32.032.00
BURUANGA 15 88.50 Fifth 19.003.00
IBAJAY 35 158.90 Third 49,564.00
KALIBO (Capital) 16 50.75 First 80,605.00
LEZO 12 23.40 Fifth 15,224.00
LIBACAO 24 254.98 Third 28,241.00
MADALAG 25 269.60 Fourth 18,389.00

MAKATO 18 64.60 Fourth 27,626.00
MALAY 17 66.01 First 52,973.00
MALINAO 23 186.01 Fourth 23,194.00
NABAS 20 96.82 Fourth 36,435.00
NEW WASHINGTON 16 66.69 Third 45,007.00
NUMANCIA 17 28.84 Fourth 31,934.00
TANGALAN 15 74.59 Fifth 21,916.00
TOTAL 575,187.00
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PART XIV.
DIRECTORY OF
MUNICIPALITIES
112
XIV. DIRECTORY OF MUNICIPALITIES
113
Aklan Investment and
Promotion Office
Contact us @:
Tel #: (036) 268 - 4087
Email Address:
marsh.bernabe@aklan.gov.ph

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FOREWORD

This 1st edition booklet on COST OF DOING BUSINESS IN THE

This booklet aims to guide and make it easy for investors to do

With this booklet, we hope to encourage more investment in Aklan

The long dreamed Cost of Doing Business in the Province of Aklan

Let’s echo and maximize this available information to our

Thank you to all who made this booklet possible

II. Business and Investment Opportunities…………………….16 - 18

III. Requirements in Starting a Business …………………….19 - 21

IV. Business Taxes and Licenses ……………………………...56 - 68

V. Minimum Daily Wage ……………………………...69 - 70

VI. Utilities ……………………………...71 - 73

VII. Medical and Health Care Service …………………….74 - 76

VIII. Transportation and Freight ……………………77 - 95

IX. Accommodation Establishment ……………………96 - 100

X. Shopping Centers and Department Stores …………...…...101 - 103

XI. Banks ………………………………………………...104 - 106

XIII. State Universities and Colleges .…….……...…….107 - 109

XIV. General Information in Different Municipalities…..….110 - 111

XV. Directory of Municipalities …………………….……….112 - 113

OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG PANLALAWIGAN

HONORABLE GABRIELLE V. CALIZO . . . Vice Governor, Presiding Officer

HONORABLE JEAN O. RODRIGUEZ . . . SP Member-Eastern District

DR. EMMA T. CORTES . . Provincial Health Officer II - PHO

GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 2008-007

“AN ORDINANCE ENACTING THE AKLAN INVESTMENT AND INCEN-

Be it ordained by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of the Province of Aklan in regular session

Title, Declaration and Purpose

Section 2. Declaration of Policy. It is hereby declared a policy of the Provincial

a. “Aklan Investment and Incentives Code (AIIC)” refers to the

EO 226 - Omnibus Investments Code of 1987

PD 957 - The Subdivisions and Condominium Buy-

(1) is engaged in the manufacture, processing or production, and not

(2) which uses a design, formula, scheme, method, process or system of

(3) is engaged in the pursuit of tourism, agricultural, forestry and mining

(4) produces non-conventional fuels or sources of energy in its produc-

m. “Non-Pioneer Enterprises/Industries” shall include all registered enterprises/

The Aklan Investment and Incentives Board (AIIB)

Section 6. Composition of the Aklan Investment and Incentives Board (AIIB).

Section 6.A. The Board shall be composed of the following:

Provincial Governor - Chairperson

Section 6.B – Co-Chairperson.

Be a bona fide Aklan Chapter of a nationwide association

Section 6.C – Sectoral Representatives.

The majority of the members of the AIIB shall constitute a quorum.

In the absence of the Chairperson of the Board, the Vice Chairperson

a. Establish and oversee the Aklan Investment and Promotion Center;

Incentives for Investors Eligible Under National Laws

Section 9. Investors enjoying incentives under national laws and locating in

Incentives for Preferred Investments

This Chapter grants incentives to Investors issued Certificate of Eligibility by the

Pioneer Enterprises/Industries - 5 years exemption

a.1 New Enterprises

a.2 Expanding Enterprises

b. Non-Pioneering Enterprises - 3 years exemption

b.1 New Enterprises

b.2 Expanding Enterprises

Section 11. Preferred Investments. - The incentives in Section 10 shall be avail-

1. Power and water generation

Section 11 A. Additional Preferred Investments. The Board may, if necessary,

1. High levels of employment;

1. The investment or activity does not attract investors within a

2. If the project is no longer compliant with the national laws,