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Defamation Law in Thailand. Part One

“Defamation is the dissemination of discrediting information that may not necessarily be false, or bringing shame through publication; an act recognized in criminal law as an offense similar to libel, but differing in two key aspects: Defamation involves the publication of disgraceful facts in print, whereas libel may be committed in print, verbally (publicly), or …

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New Land and Building Tax

The new Land and Building Tax Act came into force on March 13, 2019 and will be applied starting January 1, 2020. The law changes many provisions of the previous version (see earlier articles on Land and Building Tax in Thailand and payment deadlines — valid until the end of 2019), and also introduces amendments …

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Local Land Tax in Thailand

While awaiting the introduction of the new property taxation system in 2020, we would like to remind you about the Local Maintenance Tax on land without buildings, which remains in effect until the end of the year. If your auditor calculates small taxes at the end of the year for a company that is not …

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Visa Issue

You arrive in Thailand. You go through passport control, standing in line with a thousand tourists from China and India. Finally, you reach the tired immigration officer. Then — a problem. You already have three 30-day stamps. They refuse to give you another one, despite your return ticket, cash, and even photos of your house …

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When Land and Building Tax Is Paid

If the owner personally resides in the property, land and building tax is not payable. However, any second and subsequent properties owned by the same person are automatically considered commercial properties and are not exempt from taxation. Land and a house owned by a foreigner through a company structure, in which the foreigner resides either …

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Land and Building Tax

Taxation of Property Used for Commercial Purposes Owners of property used for commercial purposes must pay taxes on the income they receive: Personal income tax must be paid to the tax authority by the end of March of the year following the reporting year, on a progressive scale. Land and building tax is paid to …

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Foreign Business Act in 2019

Businesses involving foreign investors in Thailand are typically registered as a Limited Company and must have the status of a Thai legal entity. This means that more than 50% of the company’s shares must be held by Thai citizens or Thai companies. Legal Framework This requirement is based on the Foreign Business Act.If 50% or …

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