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The law is constangly changing from time to time. Many realize the importance of following, digesting and taking advantage - whenever it's applicable - of every legal and tax updates in Thailand legal system. But in today's busy schedule, it can be hard to find time to keep up with the changes in law.

We understand exactly our clients' dillema. That's why we make great effort to gather legal and tax updates and other developments that may impact businesses, and publish them periodically through our newsletters, so it is more convenience for our clients to stay close to Thailand legal system.




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WHAT EVERY EXECUTIVE NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT THAILAND TAX [Paperback]
Narit Direkwattanachai (About the Author)
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EXCERPT - FRONT COVER:
" . . . Not only foreign executives, but also
lawyers and business executives should
get and read this book because it peels off
the skin of the Thai tax system, . . . . as well as identifies the ways for tax planning . . . in order
to reduce the expenses properly without any problem." --
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LEGAL ARTICLES

Dealing with Floods from Legal Perspective
As the year end of 2011 is approaching, Thailand, in particular Bangkok, is facing the worst flooding in decades. Major industrial estates located on the outskirts of Bangkok have been inundated by a large amount of water flowing from the north of Thailand, effectively cutting the critical supply chains from the rest of the world.

While the crisis is definitely far from over as of today, the companies facing this crisis may want to take a look at how to remedy the situation from the legal perspectives.
Foreign Business Law
In July 2011 as the Democratic Administration prepared to leave the office,
foreign business law became an issue again in the telecommunication industry.
As a matter of fact, during the same period, the Facts Investigation Working Penal of the Department of Business Development announced the conclusion of its investigation on foreign business law malpractice. In light with these events, perhaps it is a good time to revisit foreign business law.
Partnership Fallout - Part 2: Winning the Shareholder Dispute
Consider the case where a dispute has erupted,
here's the critical question: what should a shareholder do?


Getting Around Foreign Land Ownership Restriction
Liberal interpretation of condominium law pays way for foreign buyers
to legally acquire piece of land in Thailand


 
Partnership Fallout: Undesirable Journey of JV Company
Shareholder dispute is tearing a company apart.
Learn common grounds that often spark shareholder disputes and
get ready before a serious problem arises.


Security Money Must Be Returned To Tenant Within 7 Days
upon Expiration or Termination of The Lease

When involved in a residential lease, one should be cautious of
this piece of subordinate legislation of the Consumer Protection Act.

Getting Away with It - Thai Tax Free Exchange for Residential Property
was published in the Property Report Magazine Edition September 2009

When it comes to tax planning for property investment in Thailand’s residential market,one of the important aspects to consider is how to minimize the tax payable on capital gain when selling of the property. The liability to pay the tax on capital gain from the sale of the property may leave the decision on such investment unsettled. The big question remains: is there any generous tax break available in town? We have good tax news for you.

OUR NEWSLETTERS:

No. 58 Edition November 2011
• First Home Tax Deduction
• Supreme Court's Ruling: Free Use of Car vs. Car Allowance
• Board of Investment's Flood Relief Measures


No. 57 Edition October 2011
See Legal Article: Dealing with Floods from Legal Perspective

No. 56 Edition September 2011
See Legal Article: Foreign Business Law

No. 55 Edition August 2011
• Tax Incentives for Good Procurement Center for International Manufacture
• National Savings Fund Act, B.E. 2554 (2011)


No. 54 Edition July 2011
• Life Annuity Tax Deduction
• Tax Exemptions for Reductions in Greenhouse Gases Emission

No. 53 Edition June 2011
• VAT, Specific Business Tax and Stamp Duty Exemptions for Partial Business Transfer
• Exclusion of Drugs and Medical Equipment from Law on Liability for Damage Arising from Unsafe Goods

No. 52 Edition May 2011
• Rule on Applicability of 0% VAT on Export of Services
• Double Deduction for Book Donation
• Relief Measure for BOI Promoted Businesses Affected by the Flood

No. 51 Edition February 2011
• New Guidelines for Refund of Court Fee
• Revenue Ruling on Long Term Lease Agreement and Input VAT

No. 50 Edition January 2011
• Withholding Tax Refund after Entire Business Transfer
• New Law on Safety, Occupational Health and Environments in Working

To see our previously published newsletters, please click on the relevant edition year.

•  Edition Year 2010
•  Edition Year 2009
•  Edition Year 2008
•  Edition Year 2007
•  Edition Year 2006
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