Accounting, Work Permit, Company Register

   Yes. Incentives are offered through responsible government agencies (the Board of Investment)
   to attract foreign investment.

   Yes, if the business of the company is not reserved for Thai nationals.
   If a company's business is regulated under the Alien Business Act 1999,
   the company must obtain an Alien Operation License from the Ministry of Commerce of Thailand.

   There are many forms of business organizations provided for under Thai Law.
   They include sole proprietorships, partnerships, branch offices, limited companies and public companies.
   The registration processes are similar - they depend on what type of business the investor wants to do.

   Usually take about 7 - 14 days.

   A Limited Company must have at least Seven (7) shareholders at all times and a public company
   must have at least Five Teen (15) shareholders at all times.

   The minimum requirement is Twenty Five percent (25%) of the par value.

   Five Baht (ß5) per share.

   No minimum requirement.

   Yes. There is a Value Added Tax ("VAT") instead of a sales tax.
   The VAT is imposed on sales of goods, provision of services and import of goods into Thailand.

   The VAT is currently imposed at a rate of Seven percent (7%).
   For exports of goods, the VAT rate applied is Zero percent (0%).

   The VAT registrant must file VAT returns and pay tax (if any) to the local district office monthly,
   within Five Teen (15) days from the end of the month.

   Personal income tax is imposed at a progressive rate ranging from Five percent (5%)
   to Thirty Seven percent (37%). Corporate income tax is imposed at a rate of Thirty percent (30%)
   of net profits.

   Yes. Everyone require paying tax if you have earning income in Thailand.

   Yes. You can.