Legal Services & Resources 

There are number of different types of tax exemption provided under the BOI scheme, but tax exemption is certainly the most immediately appreciable.

A new double tax agreement has been agreed upon by officials from Thailand and Cambodia.

It is now a legal requirement that corporate taxes in Thailand be filed online.

Filing Audited Financial Statements and Balance Sheets on a yearly basis is legally required in Thailand. Failure to do so could result in criminal liability.

The effective rate of VAT in Thailand has remained 7% for many years. A recent announcement notes that the rate could rise to an effective level of 10%, although actual implementation remains to be seen.

Payroll matters can be an important aspect of doing business in Thailand. This is especially true if the company employs foreign nationals as strict adherence to regulations regarding employment and social security can impact a foreigner's work permit.

Not unlike other nations throughout the world, the Kingdom of Thailand utilizes double tax treaties in order to mitigate cross border double taxation.

Those wishing to do business in Thailand often come upon the conundrum: should I start my own business or buy into an existing one?

Alcohol, tobacco, and so-called restaurant licenses are important for those wishing to operate an F&B business in Thailand.

Foreign Nationals working in Thailand need a work permit. The prerequisites for a work permit require certain tax documentation be filed with respect to a company's Thai work force. Therefore, recently announced changes to the Thai minimum wage can have knock-on implications for foreign nationals holding work permits.