Guidelines on PhilHealth POS Enrollment Program

Delay of project timetable by one year without reinstatement by the Board.
Withdrawal from business or cessation of operations.
Suspension of business operations exceeding one year or the period allowed by the Board.
Voluntary surrender of certificate of registration only after five years from last year of Income Tax Holiday (ITH) availment.
Failure to maintain qualifications required for registration under the Code.
Violation of any provision of the Omnibus Investment Code.
Violation of Implementing Rules and Regulations or any terms and conditions of registration.
Violation of laws protecting labor or consumers.
Misrepresentation or false statements in documents submitted to the Board.
Acts or omissions in violation of laws, decrees, executive orders, or regulations the Board is tasked to enforce or implement.

The Board holds discretion to reinstate enterprises delayed in their project execution within the one-year period.

Surrender of registration certificate to be entertained only after five (5) years from the last year an enterprise enjoyed ITH benefits.

The amendment circular takes effect fifteen (15) days after publication in a newspaper of general circulation.

Cancellation serves as sanction for non-compliance, misrepresentation, or violations affecting labor, consumer protection, or adherence to the Code and relevant regulations.

Enforced and administered by the Board of Investments which has the authority to cancel registrations based on specified grounds and to reinstate qualified enterprises.

Registered enterprises are obliged to submit truthful and accurate documents; misstatements are grounds for cancellation.

Suspension or cessation beyond prescribed periods triggers cancellation proceedings to maintain compliance integrity of registered businesses.