Advantages of starting a company in Thailand

tax preference

In order to attract foreign investment, the Thai government has provided a variety of preferential tax policies, such as reducing and reducing corporate income tax, individual income tax and business tax, which has saved tax costs for companies registered in Thailand.

Preferential government policy

The Thai government has issued a series of preferential policies, allowing foreign-controlled companies to enjoy preferential policies in many aspects, such as investment incentives, land use rights and so on.

Immigration facilitation

After the expiration of 3 years of residence in Thailand, you can apply for permanent residence, including family members living in Thailand at the same time. After the expiration of 5 years, you can apply for transfer to Thai nationality, free to enter and exit ASEAN 10 countries and dozens of other countries.

Geographical advantage

Located in the heart of Southeast Asia, Thailand is closely connected with China, India, the Middle East and other regions, providing good logistics and trade convenience for enterprises doing business in the Southeast Asia region.

Freedom of trade

Thailand has participated in several free trade agreements, such as the ASEAN Comprehensive Investment Agreement, the Australia-Thailand Free Trade Agreement, etc., which enables companies registered in Thailand to trade freely internationally and enjoy tariff benefits.

A stable political environment

The Thai Constitution protects the security of foreign investors' investments, as well as the rights and interests of the invested funds and property. This provides investors with a stable political environment and reduces political risk.

The process required to register in Thailand

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Tax filing service

Details may vary depending on the type of company, its size and location

Tax registration

The documents required for tax registration include the certificate of incorporation of the company, the passport of the legal person, the scope of business of the company, the photo of the company's signboard and house plate, and the map of the registered address, etc. These documents need to be signed and sealed by the legal signatory.

Prepare application materials

Before the fixed tax filing date each month, Thai companies need to collect and organize the relevant tax filing materials. These materials may include invoices, receipts, bank statements, etc., which are used to calculate the tax payable.

Tax declaration

Thai companies are required to complete tax returns within the specified time. Specifically, corporate income tax needs to be declared twice a year, once for the middle of the year and once for the year.

Pay tax

After being audited and confirmed by the tax department, Thai companies are required to pay their taxes on time. If the taxpayer fails to pay the tax within 30 days of receiving the notice of assessment, the tax authorities have the right to seize the taxpayer's assets, regardless of whether the taxpayer refuses or appeals.
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