Franchising LOTTO OUTLET

[wpcyrus]

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salamat sa pag klaru bossing...

2 ways to choose.

1.) Cash bond 300k. No need to pay surety bond every year (6k). If you stop you can get back your 300k.

2.) Surety bond 6k. You have to pay surety bond every year. If you stop you cannot get back your 6k you paid for the years you have operated as lotto agent.


MOST OF THE AGENTS CHOSE TO PAY 6K INSTEAD. IT'S CHEAPER.

[anggwaponi]

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Tax on lotto prizes, casino fee pushed
NOTE: News link courtesy of Inquirer.net

[scarrs]

paki explain naman ng cash bond na yan..parang ang sakit sa mata.. 350k to have 700k..nalilito ako..ibig ba sabihin nito dapat meron tau 350k on hand para sa cash bond? or ano ba talaga?

salamat.

CASH BOND OF 300K You give/deposit to PCSO, it will be deposited sa PCSO Account, not earning interest. 300K will be given back to agents if you want to terminate your agreement/contract with PCSO.

SURETY BOND OF 5,568.00 (GSIS) + Notarial Fees for 6 Docs. Surety Bond is like buying an insurance for PCSO, PCSO needs the insurance for the machine and just in case agent will not remit the sales, and just like car insurance, you renew this every year and of course you will not get back the surety bond (ang insurance sa car maKuha ba diay balik if dili na ka ganahan mugamit sa car? hehe). The surety bond of 5,568 carries a premium of 700K, ayaw mo kahadlok ana kay wala mo labot ana. It means ang inyo gipalit sa PCSO na insurance sa GSIS naay premium na 700K, GSIS will pay PCSO upto 700K in case of fire, or if unremitted sales, GSIS will pay PCSO, then GSIS will go after the Agent, legally.

[ToyHubPH]

we have a lotto outlet, tanong ako sa parents ko sa mga details so that I could share some helpful infos to you guys.

[mightytimot]

pwede ka ask kng pila mn average kita?