Key facts
Key facts for PSIC 77293
Code 77293
Official title Renting of Books, Journals and Magazines
Version PSIC 2019
Source layer PSA / BSP
Division 77 - Rental and Leasing Activities
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PSIC 2019 PSA + BSP sources Sub-class 77293 — Renting of Books, Journals and Magazines
PSIC 77293 — Renting of Books, Journals and Magazines is the five-digit subclass used for the most specific industry match in Philippine registration and reporting workflows. It sits under 7729 Renting and leasing of...
About this code
What PSIC 77293 covers
Sub-class 77293 sits in the PSIC 2019 hierarchy under N Administrative and Support Service Activities > 77 Rental and Leasing Activities > 772 Renting and leasing of personal and household goods > 7729 Renting and leasing of other personal and household goods. It is the most granular line available in the BSP practical workbook used for this project, which makes it the strongest page for checking whether the real operating activity is being matched to the right PSIC wording.
Crosswalk
Related occupations (PSOC crosswalk)
These are the occupation codes and role pages that most closely match the official PSIC wording.
Primary occupations
Primary occupations
4211 - Bank tellers and related clerks
Token overlap from official descriptions and official hierarchy pages.
4419 - Clerical support workers not elsewhere classified
Token overlap from official descriptions and official hierarchy pages.
4415 - Filing and copying clerks
Token overlap from official descriptions and official hierarchy pages.
Also relevant for
Also relevant for
5322 - Home-based personal care workers
Token overlap from official descriptions and official hierarchy pages.
5152 - Household service providers
Token overlap from official descriptions and official hierarchy pages.
PSOC crosswalk source: PSOC crosswalk source. Token-overlap ranking on official titles and descriptions; weak matches omitted.. Use the occupation pages as the working bridge from industry to job titles.
Administrative context
Where PSIC 77293 appears in practice
This is the practical end-point for most users. Typical use-cases include BIR-oriented business activity research, registration preparation, bank and compliance onboarding, statistical lookups, sector mapping and internal reference work. It is usually compared against sibling lines such as 77291 Renting of Wearing Apparel and 77292 Renting of Furniture before a filing decision is finalized.
- BIR-oriented business activity research and registration prep
- PSA and BSP classification lookups
- Bank onboarding, profiling and KYC-related admin workflows
- Sector mapping, reporting and internal reference work
Location
Where to register this business
Use PSGC to move from an industry code into the location axis when you need region, province or locality pages for registration research.
PSGC hubs
PSGC hubs
PSGC browse source: PSGC browse source. The location classifier is separate from PSIC, but it is the right place to narrow regions and localities for registration workflows.
Trust
Compliance risk score
10/ 10
International crosswalkNo international crosswalk file is loaded in the current source stack.
Previous edition migrationNo prior-edition migration table is loaded in the current source stack.
Size or threshold documentedNo official size or threshold table is loaded in the current source stack.
Trade or export matchNo trade or customs crosswalk file is loaded in the current source stack.
Legacy crosswalkNo legacy national-system mapping is loaded in the current source stack.
Selection note
How to decide if PSIC 77293 is the right fit
Choose this code only if the real business activity matches the five-digit wording more closely than nearby sibling subclasses. When multiple activities exist, start with the primary revenue-generating activity and verify against official PSA materials for critical filings. Compare it with sibling codes such as 77291 Renting of Wearing Apparel and 77292 Renting of Furniture before you commit.
In this section
Other codes in Section N
FAQ
What does PSIC 77293 mean?
PSIC 77293 — Renting of Books, Journals and Magazines is the five-digit subclass used for the most specific industry match in Philippine registration and reporting workflows. It sits under 7729 Renting and leasing of other personal and household goods. Compare it with sibling codes such as 77291 Renting of Wearing Apparel and 77292 Renting of Furniture.
Where is PSIC 77293 used in practice?
This is the practical end-point for most users. Typical use-cases include BIR-oriented business activity research, registration preparation, bank and compliance onboarding, statistical lookups, sector mapping and internal reference work. It is usually compared against sibling lines such as 77291 Renting of Wearing Apparel and 77292 Renting of Furniture before a filing decision is finalized.
How do I choose between PSIC 77293 and similar PSIC codes?
Choose this code only if the real business activity matches the five-digit wording more closely than nearby sibling subclasses. When multiple activities exist, start with the primary revenue-generating activity and verify against official PSA materials for critical filings. Compare it with sibling codes such as 77291 Renting of Wearing Apparel and 77292 Renting of Furniture before you commit.
Is this site an official PSA, BSP or BIR publication?
No. This is an independent reference resource built from official Philippines source materials. For legal, tax, registration or compliance decisions, verify the final interpretation against current official PSA, BSP and BIR guidance.
Is this sub-class page enough for a filing decision?
Sub-class 77293 sits in the PSIC 2019 hierarchy under N Administrative and Support Service Activities > 77 Rental and Leasing Activities > 772 Renting and leasing of personal and household goods > 7729 Renting and leasing of other personal and household goods. It is the most granular line available in the BSP practical workbook used for this project, which makes it the strongest page for checking whether the real operating activity is being matched to the right PSIC wording.