Practical Notes
Practical questions about investing, building and operating in Thailand.
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01Should the operator, licence holder, employer and revenue recipient be the same company?
Not always. A business group can lawfully use different companies for property ownership, staffing, licences, contracting and payment collection. The problem arises when those…
02Which 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…
03Should a company ever pay a corporate supplier into a personal bank account?
Treat the request as an exception that requires verification—not as automatically illegal and not as routine. If the contract and invoice identify a company as the supplier, the…
04Can 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…
05Can debt-restructuring tax relief apply when different types of creditors are being repaid?
Potentially, but do not assume that one qualifying restructuring makes every creditor eligible. Thailand’s Royal Decree No. 742 B.E. 2565 (2022) provides tax relief for specified…
06How should an asset sale price be allocated when tax relief applies only to part of the transaction?
Do not assume that the headline purchase price is the tax-relief base. A business sale can include land, buildings, equipment, inventory and other rights under one price. If the…
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