Corporate Compliance · SEC Reportorial
SEC mandatory reportorial compliance
Every mandatory SEC submission tracked, prepared and filed on schedule, so your corporation stays in good standing all year.
Overview
Good standing, maintained all year
Philippine corporations submit a set of reports every year to stay in good standing. For most companies these center on the General Information Sheet and the Audited Financial Statements, each due on the schedule the SEC sets, alongside other submissions that apply depending on your size, industry and whether you are publicly listed. The SEC also requires corporations to maintain an official email address and mobile number for its notices.
The consequences of falling behind are set out in the Revised Corporation Code. Beyond monetary penalties, a corporation that fails to submit its reportorial requirements three times, consecutively or intermittently, within five years can be placed under delinquent status. We keep the full calendar so none of this becomes your concern.
What we handle
Reportorial compliance, fully managed
One calendar, every submission.
Compliance calendar
Every mandatory submission for your company mapped with its due date.
AFS coordination
Audited Financial Statements coordinated with your auditor and filed on schedule.
Other required submissions
Additional reports that apply to your size and industry identified and filed.
Delinquency remediation
Missed filings brought current and delinquent status addressed.
How it works
How the service runs
Set up once, then managed all year.
Status check
Your SEC filing history and current standing reviewed.
Calendar setup
All obligations placed on a calendar with preparation lead times.
Preparation and filing
Each submission prepared and filed before it falls due.
Year-round monitoring
Rule changes and new requirements tracked as they arise.
Estimated timeline
Dependent on the SEC notification letter
Timelines are estimates and depend on complete documents and government agency processing.
Why manage SEC compliance with ILA
Nothing slips
A full calendar with work started well before each deadline.
Standing protected
Delinquency risk managed before it becomes a problem.
One point of contact
Filings, auditors and records coordinated by one team.
Frequently asked questions
Reportorial questions, answered
When are Audited Financial Statements due?
The SEC sets filing periods each year, and for many corporations the exact date depends on their registration number. We confirm your date and coordinate with your auditor to meet it.
What does delinquent status mean?
A corporation that fails to submit reportorial requirements three times within five years can be placed under delinquent status by the SEC. It can usually be lifted by complying and settling the penalties, but left unaddressed it can lead to revocation of registration.
Our company is dormant. Do we still need to file?
Yes. As long as the corporation is registered, it must meet its reportorial requirements even without operations. If the company is no longer needed, a proper closure is usually the better path.
Is your company in good standing with the SEC?
Book a free consultation and we will check your status and take over the calendar.
