Practical Notes
Practical questions about investing, building and operating in Thailand.
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01When should investors remit funds for a Thai capital increase?
Do not choose the remittance date in isolation. For a Thai private company, shareholder approval, the issue of new shares, payment, bank evidence and registration with the…
02What should a Thai company check before calling a shareholders’ meeting for a capital increase?
A capital increase should not start with a calendar invitation. For a Thai private company, issuing new shares requires a special resolution of the shareholders. Before the notice…
03Which date starts the deadlines when a Thai company is dissolved?
Do not put one date into the checklist and label it simply “dissolution date.” Different Thai corporate and tax obligations can run from different events. For a voluntary…
04Can all shareholders approve a resolution in writing instead of holding a meeting in Thailand?
Do not assume so. Thai private-company law does not contain the broad shareholder written-resolution mechanism found in some other jurisdictions, where members can simply sign a…
05Can a company delay tax filings because its audit is not finished?
No—not merely because the auditor is late. An audit delay does not automatically move statutory corporate or tax deadlines. For a Thai limited company, annual compliance contains…
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