Thailand Legal Update Week 29-30 July 2022
- NBTC sub-committees consider approval of DTAC-True merger
- Tax measure to promote electric vehicles
- Corporate income tax exemption for ATKs
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- NBTC sub-committees consider approval of DTAC-True merger
- Tax measure to promote electric vehicles
- Corporate income tax exemption for ATKs
- Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa: Qualifications and Benefits
- Exemption of the employer’s reporting obligation for hiring/terminating of foreign employees
- Extension of Time for E-Tax Filing
- Legal Principles of Platform Economy
- Tax Relief Measure for Digital Assets
- Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa
- Rules on digital asset operators
- New government measure to promote EVs
- Tax Incentives to attract High-Potential Foreigners
- BOI to boost digital businesses in Thailand
- Draft Regulation on Fake News Suppression and Correction
- Three Draft Min. Reg(s). issued under the Factory Act (No.2) B.E. 2562 (2019)
- Revenue Department issues handbook for cryptocurrency tax collection
- Civil Court opens Online Shopping Division
- Long-term visa policy
- Citigroup has announced to sell its retail banking division in Southeast Asia to UOB (14 January 2022)
- The gigantic insurers filed a legal case against the OIC, over COVID-19 coverage termination prohibition (14 January 2022)
- Thailand to charge THB 300 entry fee for all international visitors (16 January 2022)
- Work from home policy will be reinstated in 2022
- BOI extends the scope of business of TISO and IBC, by allowing lending to affiliates
- Thailand has expressed its intention to become a member of the Multilateral Convention on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS)
- Excise tax on salty foods to be proposed in 2022
- Three digital asset companies have been fined by the SEC
- The Notification of the MOC on Measure of Catch-all Control “CAC” B.E. 2564
- Citigroup to exit retail banking in most countries in Asia
- DTAC-True has unveiled a THB 2.5 Billion merger plan
- Draft Amendment to Min. Reg. issued under the Exchange Control Act: