Company Formation in Thailand
The sole proprietorship in Thailand is the simplest business form. It is owned and operated by a single individual, the proprietor, who…
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in Thailand and especially the Food Control Division is in charge of supervising the food…
For many years now, Thailand has been considered a relocation destination for many individuals from all walks of life, from expats and senior citizens…
Out of the total population of 67.01 million people in Thailand, the proportion of the workforce in the capital of Thailand, Bangkok, and…
A lot of foreign investors prefer to open a company in Thailand owned in majority (more than 50% of the shares) by Thai…
In accordance with the Foreign Business Act (FBA) 1999, companies which are owned entirely by foreign citizens must obtain certain special permits…
A foreign-owned business may establish a presence in the Thai market in the form of a liaison office for marketing and other non-transactional purposes. Setting up…
The branch is an extension of the parent company and one of the ways in which foreign corporations can enter the…
When a company needs to be shut down because of various reasons, like poor profitability, inability to effectuate business operations…
The Thailand - Ireland Double tax treaty was signed in 4 November 2013. The aim of such a treaty is to avoid double taxation and…