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Newsletter No. 39 (EN) How to Book Foreign Currency Invoices in Thailand April 2022 I. Introduction This Newsletter shall provide a brief information on how to book foreign currency invoices in Thailand. Example Thai company A...
Newsletter No. 69 (EN) Withholding Tax on Dividends in Thailand April 2022 I. Introduction Whenever a Thai Company pays dividend to its shareholders, such dividend is normally subject to income tax at the rate of 10%....
Newsletter Nr. 30 (EN)Real Estate Transactions and Taxin Thailand March 2022 This newsletter provides information regarding real estate transactions in Thailand. The Department of Lands (hereafter “DOL”), under the responsibility of...
Newsletter No. 16 (EN)Transfer of Shares and Shareholder Book in Thailand March 2022 Although Lorenz & Partners always pays great attention on updating information provided in newsletters and brochures we cannot take responsibility for...
Newsletter No. 2 (EN)The Value Added Tax (VAT) System in Thailand March 2022 Although Lorenz & Partners always pays great attention on updating information provided in newsletters and brochures we cannot take responsibility for...
Newsletter No. 5 (EN)Withholding Tax Certificate for Interest Payments from Thailand and Foreign Currency Invoices in Thailand March 2022 1. Withholding Tax Certificates for Interest Payments from Thailand to Germany Withholding tax...
Newsletter No. 215 (EN)Unfair Dismissal: financial loss, restructuring, and ceasing of business March 2022 Although Lorenz & Partners always pays great attention on updating information provided in newsletters and brochures we...
Newsletter No. 219Investment Promotion forInternational Business Centers (IBC) March 2022 I. Introduction On 29 December 2018, the Royal Decree for International Business Centers (“IBC”) came into effect, which replaced the Regional...
Newsletter No. 195 (EN)Transfer Pricing in Thailand November 2021 I. Introduction When independent parties contract with each other, the conditions, especially the pricing, will generally be determined by market forces. This is however not...
Newsletter No. 227 (EN)VAT on Digital Services in Thailand August 2021 Introduction Services that are used in Thailand are generally subject to 7% value added tax (“VAT”) in Thailand. The service recipient pays 7% VAT to the...