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Sole Proprietorship in Thailand

Sole Proprietorship in Thailand

The sole proprietorship in Thailand is the simplest business form. It is owned and operated by a single individual, the proprietor, who enters the business with all of his assets. This is a recommended option to all businessmen who wish to enter the market and begin their business activities by operating a…
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Manufacturing Food Products in Thailand

Manufacturing Food Products in Thailand

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in Thailand and especially the Food Control Division is in charge of supervising the food activities in the country, including the food manufacturer. In order to receive the acceptance to start a food business in Thailand, there are specific rules to take into consideration, therefore, we invite you…
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Relocation in Thailand

Relocation in Thailand

For many years now, Thailand has been considered a relocation destination for many individuals from all walks of life, from expats and senior citizens to wise investors who know the country has a growing economy and a fantastic business potential. The main reasons for relocation in Thailand are the low living expenses, relaxed life style, excellent weather…
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Workforce in Thailand

Workforce in Thailand

Out of the total population of 67.01 million people in Thailand, the proportion of the workforce in the capital of Thailand, Bangkok, and the Central region are decreasing since 2010, while the percentage of the Thai workforce in other regions increase. The Northeastern region has the biggest percentage of the workforce in Thailand, a 32%, and…
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Thai Shareholders

Thai Shareholders

A lot of foreign investors prefer to open a company in Thailand owned in majority (more than 50% of the shares) by Thai shareholders because in this way, the business will be able to operate in certain sectors which are otherwise restricted to aliens. In order to register a business owned in majority by Thai…
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Foreign Business License in Thailand

Foreign Business License in Thailand

In accordance with the Foreign Business Act (FBA) 1999, companies which are owned entirely by foreign citizens must obtain certain special permits and licenses to be able to open companies in Thailand in certain sectors. The main license which is required for these types of companies to activate is the foreign business license in Thailand issued by the…
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Set up a Representative Office in Thailand

Set up a Representative Office in Thailand

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 a representative office is easier to establish than a branch office, thus making it the simplest and fastest way for an offshore company to build a physical presence within the country. No…
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Set up a Branch Office in Thailand

Set up a Branch Office in Thailand

The branch is an extension of the parent company and one of the ways in which foreign corporations can enter the Thai market.A branch office is an ideal choice for multinational companies that want to develop a presence in Thailand’s business market but do not want to open a new company in Thailand. …
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Company Liquidation in Thailand

Company Liquidation in Thailand

When a company needs to be shut down because of various reasons, like poor profitability, inability to effectuate business operations or economic conditions, the company liquidation procedure in Thailand has to be undertaken under certain rules and regulations according to the Civil and Commercial Code. Individuals who wish or have to liquidate a company in Thailand can…
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Thailand-Ireland Double Tax Treaty

Thailand-Ireland Double Tax Treaty

The Thailand - Ireland Double tax treaty was signed in 4 November 2013. The aim of such a treaty is to avoid double taxation and avoid fiscal evasion. Double taxation occurs when the same income or capital gain is taxed by two countries. It generally happens when the income is generated in one state and is paid…
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