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November 19 2012 Categories: @ Thailand Investment Blog, Doing Business In Thailand No comments yet
The good news of the day for Thailand. Moody’s released on the 16th April a statement confirming Thailand government bond at BAA1. Learn more about Thailand outlook by reading extract of Moody’s statement below:
Originally posted 2012-04-16 16:12:52.
November 19 2012 Categories: @ Thailand Investment Blog, Company Formation Thailand, Doing Business In Thailand No comments yet
This article is a continuation from yesterday post entitled “How to Set up a Company with Thai shareholders that may be Deemed Nominees (1) ». As explained yesterday the biggest problem for non-American foreign investors in Thailand is that the sectors in which they prefer to invest (bars, restaurants, services etc…) are mostly reserved for Thais and foreign investors that can only take minority (49%) participation in companies’ actives in those sectors.
Originally posted 2012-03-31 16:19:14.
November 19 2012 Categories: Leasehold Ownership, Thailand Real Estate No comments yet
In several of my previous posts I have commented on the too short lease period duration in Thailand by comparison to other Asian countries but I had to date to provide to my readers any basis for comparison which I have done now with a table comparing the lease duration period in 13 Asian countries including Thailand.
Originally posted 2009-10-02 03:14:08.
November 19 2012 Categories: Land Ownership, Leasehold Ownership, Thailand Real Estate No comments yet
If you are familiar with the real estate market in Thailand you all have heard of the Chanot the mother of all land title in Thailand and also the safest title to be bought. Does it mean that if you purchased a property represented by a Chanot you will be safe? No, you will not be safe if your land title deed was not issued properly.
Originally posted 2012-08-29 16:47:05.
November 19 2012 Categories: @ Thailand Investment Blog, Company Formation Thailand, Doing Business In Thailand No comments yet
Once again Thailand did surprisingly good in the World Bank last survey of Ease of Doing Business ranking 3rd country in Asia and 17th in the world out of 183 and this despite all problems that have plagued it. The world bank ranking was established based on data collected at end of June 2011.
Originally posted 2012-01-07 15:47:23.
November 19 2012 Categories: Property General Issues, Thailand Real Estate No comments yet
In the following section, we’ll review the differences between the three higher claims from the lowest to the highest.
Originally posted 2009-09-15 02:23:39.
November 19 2012 Categories: Thailand Taxes No comments yet
The VAT system was introduced in Thailand in 1992 that is to say at the same time than the Special Business Tax (SBT). In a nutshell most transactions (exchange of goods or services) that are occurring in Thailand are either subjected to VAT or to the SBT.The principle of VAT is simple, any business which having a turnover of more than 1,800,000 THB per annum, and that is not subject to the Special Business Tax, must register for VAT within 30 days of the date they reach 1,800,000 THB in sales.
Originally posted 2009-11-15 05:12:28.
November 19 2012 Categories: Thailand Visas, Thailand Visas & Work Permit, Thailand Work Permit No comments yet
As every year we are about to enter the period where Thai Immigration receive application for permanent residence. This is time to remind you what the condition of may be submitted after a foreigner has been in Thailand for three years whilst holding a non-immigrant visa
Originally posted 2012-10-29 23:45:49.
November 19 2012 Categories: Company Formation Thailand, Doing Business In Thailand No comments yet
The Business Development Department (BDB) which is the unit of the Ministry of Commerce that is handling new companies registration just issued the updated figures of new companies registration at end of October 2009. Overall 2009 was even worth than 2008 but there are reasons to expect better results next year
Originally posted 2009-12-05 01:48:19.
November 19 2012 Categories: Thailand Visas, Thailand Visas & Work Permit No comments yet
If you are a frequent reader of my blog you know that even at time where Thai regulations where more lenient I always warned my readers not to use overstay and overall never to be in overstay. A warning is only efficient if it is repeated. So let me remind you the consequences of overstaying your visa in ThailandDo not hesitate to contact me at contact@renephilippe.com for more information on this matter.
Originally posted 2012-09-18 17:09:10.
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