Setting Up a Company in Thailand
Setting up in Thailand does not end with the DBD certificate. From day one the company keeps books, issues tax documents and prepares monthly returns. These four topics walk through each step and where the 4b2b ecosystem fits.
Registering a Thai Private Limited Company with the DBD
How to register a private limited company in Thailand with the DBD: two promoters, statutory meeting, 25 % paid-up shares and the 13-digit number.
VAT Registration in Thailand (PP.01)
When VAT registration in Thailand becomes compulsory: the THB 1.8 million turnover threshold, the PP.01 form, the 7 % rate and the monthly PP.30 return.
Corporate Bank Account and PromptPay
Opening a corporate bank account in Thailand, accepting PromptPay and Thai QR payments, and matching incoming transfers to unpaid invoices without mistakes.
BOI Investment Promotion
How BOI investment promotion works in Thailand: eligible activities, tax and non-tax incentives, foreign ownership and the reporting duties that follow.
Foreign Ownership and the Foreign Business Act
How the Foreign Business Act limits non-Thai ownership of companies in Thailand: the 49 % rule, restricted lists, licences, BOI and treaty routes.
Audit and Annual Financial Statements for Thai Companies
What a Thai company must do each year: keep books, have a licensed auditor audit the accounts, approve them at the general meeting and file with the DBD.
