Articles - Company Formation in Thailand

Open a Business in Thailand as a Foreigner

Law

This article is not about the legal procedures to open a business in Thailand as a foreigner, but rather about the pros of having a business here, as well as some of the most important issues investors should consider before business setup. If you are interested in the steps for…

Open a Trust in Thailand

Law

A trust in Thailand can be used to preserve family wealth and/or provide for specific conditions under which certain assets are distributed. Our team can help you open a trust in Thailand and understand the principles and the conditions for their management and control. The private trust act bill is…

Obtaining a Financial License in Thailand

Law

Companies have to obtain a financial license in Thailand when they provide certain types of services such as those related to baking and insurance. Our experts in company formation in Thailand can assist investors who need to obtain a license for financial activities. Our team can offer additional information and…

Fiscal Representative in Thailand

Law

The tax agent, or the fiscal representative in Thailand, is an individual appointed by a company to represent it in front of the Thai tax authorities, the Revenue Department. His main role is to assist taxpayers in meeting their obligations, therefore the use of a fiscal representative is an important…

Open SPV Company in Thailand

Law

An SPV, a special purpose vehicle is, as its name suggests, a company incorporated for the purpose of accomplishing a specific business goal, or completing a certain business project. It is possible to open an SPV company in Thailand and structure it to meet certain business goals. Our Thailand company…

Open a Subsidiary in Thailand

Law

The decision to open a subsidiary in Thailand is suitable for foreign companies interested in expanding to the Thai market, without the limitations that the branch often imposes on the parent company in terms of liability. The subsidiary is a Thai company, in which the foreign legal entity holds shares,…

Payroll in Thailand

Law

Payroll in Thailand is the list of the company’s employees who are entitled to receive payments, as well as bonuses and other work benefits. It is understood as the process of paying the employees, and at the same time observing the requirements for making the needed salary deductions, and the…

Virtual Office in Thailand

Law

Entrepreneurs who want to open a company in Thailand should know that they can set up a virtual office, through which they can have a business presence on this market. The virtual office, which offers businessmen a new way of doing businesses, has a set of financial advantages, which can reduce the costs of your business activities in Thailand.…

Initial Coin Offering in Thailand

Law

The use and trading of cryptocurrencies have become more popular in recent years and, as a result, investors involved in the cryptocurrency sector can take into account the launch of an initial coin offering in Thailand.The ICO in Thailand is a manner in which a company can raise funds for a cryptocurrency business.This action…

Change the Registered Office of Your Thai Company

Law

When company owners choose to change the registered office of the Thai company, an important distinction is made between changes that take place in the same province compared to those changes that involve moving the company to a different province in the country. Some business owners may even choose the new…