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What are the requirements for BOI promotion in Thailand?
Business
Business Registration
There are details and nuances, however, at the basic level, your company is eligible for BOI promotion if it meets the following criteria:
The company is included in one of the eight eligible business categories
The company performs eligible activities based on this category
The company can meet the minimum capital investment sum
The company is registered under Thai law
The company meets all of the business requirements
What are the benefits of registering a company in Thailand under the US-Thai Treaty of Amity?
Business Registration
Business
The US-Thai Treaty of Amity offers several advantages for U.S. corporate and individual investors to operate businesses in Thailand. There are two key trade advantages for investors:
The Treaty permits U.S. nationals to retain either the majority of shares or all the shares of a Thai limited company or establish a Branch Office or Representative Office in Thailand without applying for a Section 17 Foreign Business License.
U.S. nationals may operate a business in the same way as Thai nationals and are exempt from the majority of foreign investment restrictions as outlined in the Foreign Business Act.
What benefits can my company enjoy under the Board of Investment (BOI) promotion?
Business
Business Registration
Once the company is BOI promoted, the following basic incentives may be granted:
Exemption of corporate income tax
Exemption of import duties on machinery
Exemption of import duties on raw materials used in R&D
Exemption of import duties on raw materials used in production for export
Non-tax incentives
Sometimes referred to as commercial law, mercantile law, or even corporate law, business law is the extensive body of law governing dealings between persons or commercial entities mainly in commercial matters.
Encompassing a wide range of legislative pillars, its legal practice can indeed be divided, for simpler understanding, into two primary areas including (1) the regulation of commercial entities and (2) the regulation of commercial transactions, and is regarded as an important consideration for businesses of any type and size.
Whether it be during an initial period of starting a business or a later stage of management, business law permeates every aspect of a commercial entity. Its practitioners or lawyers specializing in business law are, therefore, expected to be able to help companies muddle through all kinds of legal ups and downs, helping companies legitimately thrive and preventing issues potentially hurting companies or causing legal disputes.
How Can Business Lawyers Help Individuals and Companies?
As mentioned above, business lawyers can be a valuable asset, and often even a necessary one, to companies and individuals for a wide range of legal requirements. Below are some of the most common legal matters in the area of business law you can further consult with business lawyers. Upon exploring each type below, it is recommended to contact a proper lawyer for full comprehension and further guidance.
No.
Types of Business Law
1
Administrative Law
2
Accounting & Auditing
3
Admiralty & Maritime
4
Agriculture
5
Antitrust
6
Aviation
7
Banking & Finance Law
8
Business & Commercial Law
9
Business Organizations
10
Cannabis Law
11
Communications & Media Law
12
Contracts
13
Due Diligence
14
Employment Law (Employer)
15
Franchising
16
Government Contracts
17
Mergers & Acquisitions
18
Legal Documents
19
Oil, Gas & Energy
20
Securities
21
Tax Increment Financing
22
Tax Law
23
Transportation
24
New business formation
25
Business registration
26
Licensing
27
Office solutions
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