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This pandemic is crushing businesses all over the country. With the loss of economic activity debts will soon start to pile up and perhaps leading to the closure of many establishments. Worse, experts are seemingly not expecting a bounce back even after the lifting of the Enhanced Community Quarantine. However, businesses should not just stop there and hang up their gloves. In 2010 the Congress enacted the Financial Rehabilitation and Insolvency Act (FRIA) aiming to save industries from bankruptcy and regain their economic status. Who may avail this? Under the said law an INSOLVENT DEBTOR (one who is unable to pay liabilities as they fall due or whose liabilities are greater than his assets), whether natural or juridical person may ask for a Court-Supervised Rehabilitation. Similarly, any creditor or group of creditors can take such remedial measure on the behalf of the debtor to ensure recoupment of their investments. Basic features of the FRIA By seeking Court-Supervised Rehabilitation businesses will have opportunity to re-structure their loans, minimize their losses, implement a rehabilitation plan, and further get the following benefits: Suspension of all actions or proceedings against the debtor – companies will obviously not recover if there are cases, left and right being filed by their creditors. Fortunately, the FRIA prevents this situation and so makes the corporate rehabilitation more feasible.Brings the company and its creditors together – With the assistance from the court, the company and its creditors will sit together, discuss the rehabilitation plan and the restructuring of the existing loans.Suspension of payments – Section 16 (q) of the law prohibits the debtor from making any payment of its liabilities once a Stay Order is issued by the court. This enables the debtor to save its remaining assets while recuperating from losses.Waiver of national and local taxes – To fully help businesses the Congress deemed it proper to includ