BOI TISO: An Alternative to Traditional BOI Promotions
The BOI TISO promotion is a great alternative for companies not eligible for traditional BOI promotions.
Practical guides on accounting, tax, payroll, company formation and visas in Thailand.
The BOI TISO promotion is a great alternative for companies not eligible for traditional BOI promotions.
In Thailand, it’s mandatory for all legal entities, including limited companies, branches of foreign companies, and representative offices, to prepare financial statements for each accounting period. These financial statements need to be audited by a Certified Thai Auditor and approved by the company’s shareholders.
Depreciation is a fundamental concept in both accounting and tax planning that plays an important role in the financial management of a business.
In Thailand, companies typically have their financial year end on the 31st of December. As this date approaches, companies will begin to close books and prepare their Corporate Income Tax from any income earned in 2023.
This article will explore the eligible BOI business activities available to prospective companies.
Until recently it was possible to remit foreign sourced income after one fiscal year and not be subject to tax on this income.
This blog post will explore the categories of jobs for foreigners that allow employment and those prohibited.
This blog post explores the BOI company formation procedure, eligibility criteria, application procedure
The LTR visa for Work from Thailand Professionals is a visa designed to attract remote workers working for well-established overseas companies to come to Thailand.
A PEO in Thailand provides valuable support in navigating the compliance requirements.
Thailand’s PDPA stands for Personal Data Protection Act has brought significant change to the data privacy law landscape in Thailand.
Exploring the Thailand Professional Visa for Highly Skilled Professionals, a 10 year Thai visa.
This blog post will provide an overview of Thailand’s restricted business activities for foreign companies so you can make informed decisions about your business venture.
Thailand’s legal framework, especially the Foreign Business Act (FBA) can often make needing a Thai partner a necessity, but not always.
The Thailand Elite visa is designed to attract international high-end visitors, investors, entrepreneurs, and those who view Thailand as a second home.
Engaging in a Professional Employer Organization (PEO) service can provide valuable assistance for those looking to begin their activities as quickly as possible.
Being married to a Thai national has some advantages for those working in Thailand, find out more here.
Foreign Business Licences require a technology transfer plan as part of the application.
Looking for alternatives to nominee shareholders? Discover your options here.
Wondering about the use of nominee shareholders in Thailand? Explore the legalities and considerations here.

Running a company in Thailand means more than filing tax returns. This comprehensive guide explains your accounting obligations, financial reporting duties, mandatory audit requirements for Thai companies, bookkeeping best-practices and the practical steps every business needs to be aware of to stay compliant.
One complete guide that explains everything a business owner needs to know, in plain English.