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02 January 2013
Welcome back to the second article discussing the five step PLC process. For those who are unaware or did not read the first article. This article series will briefly describe the first step process needed for anyone who is register company in Thailand and wishes for it to be a PLC. In the first article we discussed the various steps needed which makes up registering a company in Thailand but the second part will discuss what is probably the most important part, setting up the company so that it is legally registered in terms of tax.
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You also need to make sure the business has the set requirement in terms of registered capital but registering for tax purposes perhaps outweighs the rest of (more...)
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25 December 2012
Register Company in Thailand can be a lengthy process at the best of times and it also varies depending on the type of company that is being registered. The majority of companies in Thailand are PLC based and so registering a company of that nature seems the easiest type to discuss in this article. Essentially this is a five step process that involves everything from reserving the name and getting it approved to appointing directors and having the first meeting.
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Paperwork is the order of the day with this process and this is to be expected given the nature of the task and there is definitely a lot of paperwork involved if you wish to register a PLC company as part of registering a company (more...)
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20 December 2012
I have not even been married yet let alone be in the position to be divorced but to me I would consider divorce a personal failure on my part but I bet I am alone in this respect, right? Sure, for a relationship it takes two people to make it work but I am just the kind of person who blames myself even when it is not my fault as maybe I could have tried harder or listened more or done more to make it work. Divorce in Thailand is commonplace in certain areas as people get married due to circumstances such as the women is pregnant outside of marriage (severely frowned upon in Thailand) or it is a teenage pregnancy (again, severely frowned upon). But when a divorce in Thailand is decided upon breaking up can still be hard to do for whatever reason.
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17 December 2012
Why do people have businesses in Thailand compared to other places? Why is it that some businesses are successful whereas others are not? From my own experience it is down to money. For those that do not know a foreigner who lives and works in Thailand is paid far more than the average Thai person despite their skillset. This is because the Thai government feels that the foreigners are bringing knowledge to the country that they can benefit from and use to improve the economy but to the foreigner it usually just means an easier life than back home and this can sometimes lead to resentment as after all foreigners are guests in Thailand and so should treat Thailand’s customs and people with the respect they deserve.
Sadly this is not always the case. Having a business in Thailand and (more...)
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13 December 2012
There are many different types of companies in the world that can be registered and this applies to everywhere and not just in Thailand. For example in the UK most companies are a PLC which is known as a public limited company. Company registration in Thailand is usually for a limited company in some area and you can always tell a foreign based company as it will have a ‘(Thailand)’ prefix after the company name. This is to signify this is the Thai branch and that the company has offices elsewhere in the world.
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For those who are unaware most companies in Thailand are also registered as a PLC as well. In this case though it is a private limited company. A company of this (more...)
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