Legal Services & Resources 

When doing business in Thailand, or anywhere abroad, Americans and those working for American companies need to be mindful of the provisions of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA).

Maintaining adequate records of a corporate entity's relevant stakeholders and officers is important in the Kingdom of Thailand.

The Social Security office in Thailand issues rules and regulations pertaining to collection of social security contributions. These rules can be very important especially for those of foreign nationality who own a business in Thailand.

Although a relatively recent requirement, companies in Thailand must file a semi-annual audited financial statement with respect to their business activities in Thailand.

Recent discussions have made the likelihood of single shareholder companies in Thailand seem highly probable in the future.

Thailand has been cited as the best country in the world for setting up a new business.

It appears that Thailand may very well become the major regional hub for manufacturing and trade within the ASEAN framework.

Recently Thailand enacted changes to the methodology of calculating excise tax in the Kingdom

Recent regulatory changes require further due diligence with respect to shareholder ID documentation.

Many of those who obtain a work permit in Thailand are permitted to enroll in the national health scheme.