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COST OF DOING BUSINESS 1.

Lubao Pampanga.

Pho

to

Cap

BRIMMING WITH HISTORY AND CULTURAL HERITAGE, LUBAO IS NOT ONLY THE OLDEST OF ALL

KAPAMPANGAN TOWNS BUT IS APTLY CALLED THE “CRADLE OF THE KAPAMPANGAN CIVILIZATION”(DUYAN NING KAMALAYANG KAPAMPANGAN). AS THE PORTAL OF A GREAT CIVILIZATION DURING ITS TIME, LUBAO IS COLORED WITH RICH HISTORICAL LANDSCAPES AND

CULTURAL VESTIGES.

DEMOGRAPHIC

LAND AREA 15,731.11

ESTIMATED POPULATION 160,838

ESTIMATED NUMBER OF HOUSE-

HOLDS

33,309

INCOME CLASS FIRST CLASS

TOTAL NUMBER OF RPU’S 53,424

TOTAL NUMBER OF REGISTERED

BUSINESS ENTITY

2,624

LOCAL CHIEF EXECUTIVE HON.MYLYN PINEDA-CAYABYAB

It is bounded on the north by the munici-

pality of Floridablanca, on the south by

Sasmuan, on the east by Guagua, and in

the west by the province of Bataan.

It is one of twenty one (21) towns of Pam-

panga. One of the biggest, second to Po-

rac in land area with 15,731.11 hectares.

It is an agricultural land where 6,935 hec-

tares is devoted to farming while 4,000

hectares to fishing or fish culture.

OFFICE OF THE MAYOR MESSAGE

Kekayung Memalen ning Lubao:

The past year, we celebrated the 440th founding of our beloved town, Lubao. We celebrated the

occasion with pride and joy – showcasing our culture and traditions, with oneness and camara-

derie. Matula tamung pigmasusyan ing importanting okasyun ayni anyang milabas a banwa. Ikit

tamu ing galing daring kekatamung kabalen, reng talentu daring kekatamung kayanakan, at ikit

tamu na istung abe-abe tamung misaup-saup, agawa tamung matagumpe reng kekatamung

proyektu at nanu mang kekatamung pinlanu. We were able to showcase the best in each of us

through teamwork, team building, and with the right leadership.Antimu rin, ali mu king sele-

brasyun ayni meyakit ing kekatamung tagumpe bilang metung a balen. The past 30 months, we

were able to accomplish so many things – and most have been very noticeable in our surround-

ings, our barrios, and the many avenues of my governance. However, the work is not yet done.

Dakal pa ing dapat gawan! Ing kekayung talasuyu, kayabe reng hanggang opisyales, barangay

leaders, at ninumang magobra king gobyernu – pasibayu dakong agkatang sumaup at

misasanmetung para pakiabutan ing tagumpe ning kekatamung balen. Your leaders will not be

able to accomplish everything just on their own. We need your help and support. We call on all

of you to help us attain our targets, our goals, and ensure the aspirations of our youth and the

dreams of our parents for their sons and daughters are well-attained. And the only way that we

can do it is through our collective efforts – putting in our individual share as citizens of this town.

Kalupa ning sinabi ning kekatamung pakamalan a

President Diosdado Macapagal, “The strength of

the nation lies in the well-being of the common

man.” Kalupa ng Nanay ku a gobernadora ning

kekatamung lalawigan, sentru ning kakung ad-

ministrasyun ing sopan at empower ya ing

”common man” – ikayu reti, kekaming mal a ka-

balen!

Pagsumikapan ku, kayantabe reng kekayung bi-

notu at likluk a lideratu, ing ibye kekayu ing ser-

bisyung tutu at karapat-dapat. The focus of my

administration has always been the simple men

and women of this town – allow them to have ac-

cess to everything that is vital to their daily lives

through the programs my administration and I

have instituted. My programs do not just center

on helping people. They are designed to empow-

er and enable people to stand on their own,

through their own capabilities, with the assistance

of their government.

2.

I believe in this philosophy of Kong Dadong that if the common man is enabled and given the right

tools to live his or her life, he or she will be an asset to the community and will not pose as burden

to the government and his fellowmen. Hence, my administration continues to work hard to sustain

the needs of our kabalen and ensure that they are well-equipped to face any predicament they will

encounter. Importanti kaku ing akit dakong matagumpe ngeni anti king daratang a panahun. Uling

ikayu ing Lubao at ing kekayung tagumpe, tagumpe ne ning kekatamung balen – aliwa mu aku,

nune ita mu ngan.

Anyang muna kung mamasyal king museum library nang Kong Dadong, abasa ke at tinatak ya ka-

naku ing makasulat ketang pader, “To the Filipino Youth, for whom we strive to build an esteemed,

prosperous, and happy nation.”

I dream with Kong Dadong and each and every one of you! Bilang metung a pengari at anak ning

makalukluk a gobernadora ning kekatamung probinsiya, my mother and I both know the importance

of our children’s future.

Tiru da kaku ring pengari ku na istung midinan lang sapat a saup, lakas, at galing reng kekatamung

kabalen, misadya ya ing masanting a bukas para kareng kekatamung kayanakan keni king Lubao.

Susi ning masaya at masaplalang bukas ing pamisaup-saup tamu at pamisasanmetung antimong

misiping-siping bale, abe keng obra, kaklasi king eskwela, mikakaluguran, mikakamaganak o mika-

kapatad. I am hopeful that with each other’s help,

we can build this town, this province, and this na-

tion a place where our children won’t have to leave

to seek greener pastures elsewhere. I am hopeful

that we can always call Lubao our home. I am

hopeful that with our individual involvement, we will

continue to make Lubao a God-fearing family cen-

tered, and a thriving home for each and everyone

of us.

Panindigan tayang talakaran ing kekatamung

bayung slogan: Wow Lubao! My Lubao!

Dakal pung salamat kekayu ngan.

HON. MYLYN PINEDA-CAYABYAB

MUNICIPAL MAYOR

OFFICE OF THE MAYOR MESSAGE

3.

SOURCE : www.Lubao.gov.ph

TO MAXIMIZE OUR POTENTIALS ON AGRICULTURAL, TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, PROTECT

LUBENOS FROM MAN MADE AND NATURAL HAZARDS, AND FOCUS ON EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF

HEALTHY AND VALUE ORIENTED CITEZENRY.

WE ENVISION LUBAO AS THE PREMIERE CENTER FOR AGRICULTURE AND TRADE COMMERCE, WITH GOD LOVING, WELL INFORMED, WELL CITIZENRY WHO LIVE IN A PEACEFUL, SAFE AND CLEAN ENVIRON-MENT UNDER A SOLID AND UPRIGHT LEADERSHIP.

MISSION AND VISION STATEMENT 4.

WHY INVEST IN LUBAO

Agri-Business

High Value Crop Production

Fish Production

Farming and Fishing Facility

Tourism/Festives

Lubao Church

Press. Diosdado Macapagal Museum

Sampaguita Festival

Lubao Bamboo Hub

Lubao Hot Air Balloon

5.

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Health

School Dengue Campaign

Brigada Eskwela

Distribution of posters and IEC

Peace and Order

Municipal Police

24/7 Emergency Response Team

Mobile Service

Traffic Management Unit

Local Risk Reduction Management

6.

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Infrastructure

Ecological Management

IT Services

7.

GRADUATED TAX ON BUSINESS

(B) On wholesalers, Distributors, or dealers

Calendar Year Tax per annum

Less than 10,000 199.65

10,000 or more but less

than 15,000

266.20


than 20,000

365.42


than 30,000

532.40


than 40,000

798.60


than 50,000

998.25


than 75,000

1,597.20


than 100,000

1,996.50


than 150,000

2,662.00

(A) On manufacturers, assemblers, repackers, processors, brewers, distillers, and compounders of

liquors, distilled spirits, and wines or manufacturers of any article of commerce of whatever kind or

nature, in accordance with the following schedule:


Less than 1,000 21.78

1,000 or more but less than 2,000 39.93













50,000 or more but less than 75,000 1,197.90







750,000 or more but less than 1,000,000 10,648.00

1,000,000 or more but less than 2,000,000 12,100.00

2,000,000 or more At a rate not exceeding 60.5% of 1%


than 200,000

3,327.50


than 300,000

4,858.50


than 500,000

6,655.00


than 750,000

9,680.00


than 1,000,000

12,100.00

1,000,000 or more but

less than 2,000,000

16,635.00


less than 3,000,000

19,965.00


less than 4,000,000

23,958.00


less than 5,000,000

27,951.00


less than 6,000,000

29,493.75

6,000,000 or more At a rate not exceeding

45.375% of 1%

8.

SOURCE : Municipal Ordinance No. 05-2013(Municipal Tax Code)

GRADUATED TAX ON BUSINESS

(C) On contractors and other independent contractors


Less than 5,000 33.28
















750,000 or more but less than 1,000,000 12,402.50

1,000,000 or more but less than 2,000,000 13,915.00

2,000,000 or more At at rate not exceeding 69.575% of

1%

REQUIREMENTS IN STARTING A BUSINESS

1. Mayor’s Permit

3 pcs passport size picture

Barangay business clearance

Sanitary and Health permit

Fire safety inspection permit

DTI or SEC registration

SSS (social security system)

Philippine Ins Corp (PHIC)

(HDMF) Pag Ibig

B.I.R

2. DTI

Proof of citizenship

(photocopy of any of the fol-

lowing: PRC ID, ID voters,

Passport or Birth certificate)

P300.00 of registration fee:

P15.00 documentary stamp. If

filer is other than the appli-

cant:

9.


REQUIREMENTS IN STARTING A BUSINESS

3.Securities and Exchange Commission

Basic Requirements:

Name Verification Slip

Articles of Incorporation and by laws.

Treasurers affidavit

Affidavit of incorporator or director undertaking to change corporate name.

Endorsement/clearance from the other government agencies if applicable

For corporations with foreign equity (Proof of remittance by non resident aliens and foreign

corporate subscribers who want to register their investment with Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas)

For corporations with more than 40% foreign equity: SEC form NO:F-100

4. Cooperative Development Authority

Four(4) copies each of the Economic Survey, Articles of cooperation and By-Laws duly notarize

Bonds of accountable officer (s) (any directors, officers and employees) handling funds, securi-

ties, of properties in behalf of the cooperative

Sworn statement of the treasurer duly notarize showing that at least 25% of the authorized

share capital has been subscribed and at least 25% of the total subscription has been paid.

The paid up capital must not be less than Php 2,000

5. Bureau of Internal Revenue

Corporations/Partnership

(Taxable/Non Taxable)

BIR Form 1903– Application for registration for Corporation/Partnership/Including GAIs and

LGUs

SEC certificate of registration or license to do business in the Philippines in case of resident

foreign corporation

For self Employed and Mixed Income Individuals

(Tax Form)

BIR Form 1901– Application for registration for mixed Income Individuals Estates and Trusts.

Documentary Requirements ( Birth Certificate or any valid identification showing name, ad-

dress and birth date )

Mayors permit or application for Mayor

DTI certificate

10.

PERMIT AND REGULATORY FEES

Mayor’s Permit Fee on Business

Characteristic Asset size Number of Workers

Micro P 500,000 1-10

Small Over P 500,000 to 1 million 11-49

Medium Over 1 million to 2 million 50-100

Large Over 2 million 100 and above

On Manufacturers/Importers/Producers

Amount of Fee/Annum

Micro 500

Small 1,000

Medium 1,500

Large 2,000

On Banks

Rural, Thrift and Savings Bank 1,500

Commercial, Industrial and Development Banks 4,500

Universal Banks 7,500

On other financial Institution

Micro 1,000

Small 1,500

Medium 4,800

Large 7,500

On contractors/ Service Establishments

Micro 500

Small 1,000

Medium 1,500

Large 2,000

On Wholesalers/Retailers/Dealers or Distributors

Micro 250

Small 500

Medium 1,000

Large 1,200

On Trans loading Operation

Medium 3,000

Large 6,000

Other Business

Micro 300

Small 600

Medium 1,000

Large 1,500

11.



Sanitary Inspection Fee

There shall collected the following annual fees from each business establishment in the municipality

or for house rent, for the purpose of supervision and enforcement of existing rules and regulations

and safety of the public in accordance with the following schedule:

For House For Rent

Below 60 sqm 100

60-120 sqm 150

Above 120 sqm 200

B. For each business, Industrial or Agricultural Establishment

With an area of 25 sqm or more but less than 50 sqm 250




With an area of 500 sqm or more but less than 1000 sqm

1250

With an area of 1000 sqm or more 1500

Article H. Building Permit

Pursuant to the 2005 Revised National Building Code of the Philippines ( PD 1096 )

Annual Inspection fees as per National Building Code

A. Floor area up to 100 sqm 120

B. Above 100 sqm up to 200 sqm 240

C. Above 200 sqm up to 350 sqm 480

D. Above 350 sqm up to 500 sqm 720

E. Above 500 sqm up to 750 sqm 960

F. Above 750 sqm up to 1000 sqm 1200

G. Every 1000 sqm or its portion in excess of 1000 sqm 1200

12.



Solid waste management service fee

There shall be collected from every owner or operator of a business establishment an annual gar-

bage fee in accordance with the following schedule :

Commercial and Industrial Establishments

Vegetable section 200/Qtr

Fish section 200/Qtr

Dried fish section 150/Qtr

Meat section 150/Qtr

Groceries and Sari sari stores 200/Qtr

Dry goods sections 150/Qtr

Carenderias 200/Qtr

Refreshment and other unspecified 150/Qtr

Private market 500/Qtr

Supermarket 1500/Qtr

Hotels and restaurants 1000/Qtr

Lodging Houses and Inns 250/Qtr

Boarding houses 200/Qtr

Refreshment Parlor, Coffee shops and soda fountain bars

250/Qtr

B. Retailers/Wholesalers/Distributors of any article com-merce

200/Qtr

C. manufacturer of any article of commerce, Brewers Distillers, Repackers and Compound liquors, Distilled

and other wines

750/Qtr

D. Rice and Corn mill 750/Qtr

E. Amusement Places : ( Night Clubs, Day clubs, Vide-oke, Dance halls, Billiards and pool hall, Bowling alleys,

Circus or carnivals, Theaters and Gymnasium

500/Qtr

F. Cockpit and Gymnasiums 450/Qtr

G. Banks, Pawn shop, Lending, Firms and the likes. 500/Qtr

H. Other business not specified 250/Qtr

I. Households 500/Qtr

Business Establishments principally offering or rendering services

Repair and welding shops, Service stations advertising agencies

200/Qtr

Private terminals 200/Qtr

Passenger vehicles, Haulers and others 200/Qtr

Junkshops and lumber yards 500/Qtr

Funeral Parlors 500/Qtr

Blacksmith, Furniture shop, Machine Shop, Tailoring shop, Beauty parlor, Barber shop, Dress shop

250/Qtr

Other not specified 250/Qtr

13.



Municipal Charges

Rentals of personal and real properties owned by the municipality

Land only ( per sqm )

Located in commercial/Industrial area 100

Located in residential area 50

Others 5

Vehicles and Equipment

Motor grader/Private client/LGUs outside Lubao 500/Hr

Backhoe/Private client/LGUS outside Lubao 1000/Hr

Dump truck/Private Client/LGUS outside Lubao 2000/Day

M. Pineda sports center

For practices ( Basketball, Boxing, Gymnastics and other presentation

150/Hr without power 300/Hr with power and timer

For seminars and programs with power 200/Hr

For benefits (with Power) Basketball, Boxing & the like (Admission tikets) Disco/Concerts (Admission tikets)

400(with power)Hr 500(no power)Hr

LABOR COST AND DEVELOPMENT LAND

AVAILABLE LAND AREA FOR DEVELOPMENT? YES (ECONIMIC ZONE AT BARANGAYS CALANGAIN PORTIONS OF LOURDES AND BARUYA) AROUND (156 HECTARES)

Labor Cost per Day

Establishment with more than 10 workers 364

Establishment below 10 workers 364

Cost of rent per SQM 150 per SQM

14.


SOURCE : CLUP

RICELAND,IRRIGATED 32,200 28,420 20,840

RICELAND,UNIRRIGATED 28,790 25,010 17,430

CORNLAND 33,500 30,310 24,330

SUGARLAND 34,950 29,870 20,340 10,800

WATERMELON AND SIMILARS 21,000 19,380 17,770

HORTICUTURAL : PEANUTS 34,490 25,290 8,620

MONGO 13,140 9,860 3,700

LEAFY VEGETABLES 40,320 35,280 30,240

FRUIT VEGETABLES 86,340 75,990 65,130

ORCHARD: MANGO LAND 62,590 44,330 15,650

CITRUS

BAMBOO LAND 18,960 10,800

COCONUT LAND

TABACCO LAND

FISHERIES(WHERE WATER STAGNATES DURING RAINY

SEASON)

26,500

FISHPONDS(INLAND FRESH WA-TER)

FISHPOND (SLATWATER-MILKFISH ETC.)

47,790 42,480 37,170

NIPA AND BAKAWAN LANDS 12,940

COGON OR PASTURE LANDSFOREST

13,730 9,720

FOREST

SAND DEPOSITS 21,00

SCHEDULE OF BASE UNIT MARKET VALUES

1 2 3 4

UTILITIES

TELEPHONE

Installation fee 1,100

Commercial 1,100

Residential 1,100

Monthly fee 1,200

INTERNET

Installation fee 1000

Commercial 1000

Residential 1000

Monthly fee 1000

15.

SOURCE : Municipal Assessor ‘s Office

UTILITIES

Minimum Charge Commodity Charges

0-10 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 51 UP Classification Size Cu.m. Cu.m. Cu.m. Cu.m. Cu.m. Cu.m.

Residential(12) 1/2” 160 17.50 19.25 21.25 23.50 26

Government(022) 1/2” 160 17.50 19.25 21.25 23.50 26

Commercial(032) 1/2” 320 35 38.50 42.50 47 52

Commercial A(042) 1/2” 280 30.60 33.65 37.15 41.10 45.50

Commercial B(052) 1/2” 240 26.25 28.85 31.85 35.25 39

Commercial C(062/072)

1/2” 200 21.85 24.05 26.55 29.35 32.50

Residential(014) 1” 512 17.50 19.25 21.25 23.50 26

Government(024) 1” 512 17.50 19.25 21.50 23.50 26

Industrial/Commercial(037)

1” 1024 35 38.50 42.50 47 52

Lubao Water Distirct

Pampanga II Electric Cooperative, INC

Rates for the billing month of January 2018

ENERGY CHARGES

RESIDENTIAL LOW VOLTAGE HIGH VOLTAGE

NON LIFE-LINE

NON LIFE-LINE

COMMER-CIAL

INDUSTRIAL COMMER-CIAL

INDUSTRIAL

GENERATION SYSTEM

CHARGES

4.5955 4.5955 4.5955 4.5955 4.5955 4.5955

TRANSMIS-SION SYSTEM

CHARGES

0.8976 0.8976 0.8976 0.8976 0.0000 0.0000

SYSTEM LOSS

CHARGES

0.8622 0.8622 0.8622 0.8622 0.8622 0.8622

DISTRIBU-TION SYSTEM

CHARGES

0.4613 0.4613 0.4441 0.4441 0.0000 0.0000

SUPPLY SYS-TEM CHARG-

ES

0.5376 0.5376 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000

METERING SYSTEM

CHARGES

0.3205 0.3205 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000

LIFELINE SUBSIDY

CHARGES

0.0386 0.0386 0.0386 0.0386 0.0386 0.0386

VAT GENERA-TION

0.3871 0.3871 0.3871 0.3871 0.3871 0.3871

VAT TRANS-MISSION

0.0197 0.0197 0.0197 0.0197 0.0197 0.0197

VAT OTHERS 0.0289 0.0289 0.0289 0.0289 0.0289 0.0289

16.

SOURCE : Lubao Water District

SOURCE : Pampanga II Electric Cooperative, INC

AWARDS 17.

AWARDS

2015 Best LGU in Customer Relations Provincial Category Province of Pampanga

2nd Place, Provincial Category 2015 Most Outstanding LGU Implementing the Streamlining Program In

the Issuance of Mayor’s Permit

3rd Place-2014 Best LCRO Large Category

2014 PESO Regional Citation & 2014 Provincial Best PESO Award

6th in the Top 10 Overall Most Competitive Municipalities in the Phils

2015 Provincial Best Program Provider.

2015 Provincial Best PESO Award

2nd Place- 2015 Best LCRO Large Category

18.

AWARDS

Ranked 35th 1st and 2nd Class Municipality Category

2016 Cities and Municipalities Competitiveness Index

Ranked 22nd 1st and 2nd Class Municipality Category

2017 Cities and Municipalities Competitiveness Index

2016 Seal of Good Local Governance

2016 Provincial Best PESO Award

2016 Certification of Appreciation

2016 Certification of Recognition

2016 Outstanding Municipality of the Province. (MNC)

4th Runner Up.

2016 Outstanding Municipality in the Region.

19.

Finalist Provincial Category 2016 Most

Outstanding LGU Implementing the

Streamlining Program in the Issuance

of Mayor’s Permit.

AWARDS

Top 2 LGU e– Readiness Leadership Award 2017.

2017 Seal of Good Local Governance.

20.

Finalist 2016 Best LGU in Customer Relation

(Regional Category) 4th place 2016 Best LGU in

Customer Relation

2017 Citation Municipal PESO

1st to 2nd Class Municipality Category

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT...

Name: Mr. Elizalde D. Bernal

Municipal Administrator

Mobile : 09171040827

Email :[email protected]

Name: Engr. Danilo c. Aquino

Municipal Planning and Development

Mobile : 09175476329


Name: Mrs. Lerma C. Natividad

Municipal Treasurer

Mobile : 09177979728


Name: Hon. Robertito V. Diaz

Municipal Vice Mayor

Tel : 971-6276


Name: Mr. Julian D. Datu

Assistant Municipal Treasurer/BPLO

Mobile : 0085029135


21.

Name: Hon. Mylyn Pineda Cayabyab

Municipal Mayor

Tel : 971-6276


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