When to pull the trigger
Establishing a company in Thailand involves careful planning and compliance with the Civil and Commercial Code, the Foreign Business Act, and various regulatory requirements. The choice between different business structures has significant implications for ownership, liability, taxation, and operational flexibility.
Long Global Accounting provides end-to-end company formation services, from initial planning and structure selection through registration and post-incorporation compliance. We ensure your business is properly established and positioned for success in the Thai market.
Understanding the distinction between trading and non-trading companies is important for determining your tax obligations and reporting requirements. We help you choose the right classification based on your business activities.
The amount of registered capital affects your company's credibility, ability to obtain work permits, and certain regulatory requirements. We advise on the optimal capital structure based on your business needs and plans.
The most common business structure for foreign investors. Requires a minimum of 3 shareholders with Thai nationals holding at least 51% of shares. We structure the company to protect your interests while complying with Thai law.
Foreign companies can establish a branch office in Thailand to conduct specific business activities. We handle the registration process and ensure compliance with the Foreign Business Act.
A representative office allows foreign companies to establish a presence in Thailand for non-revenue generating activities. We advise on eligibility and manage the registration process.
The Board of Investment (BOI) offers incentives including tax holidays and permission for majority foreign ownership. We assess your eligibility and assist with BOI applications.
Proper shareholder structure is critical for compliance and protection. We advise on structuring that meets legal requirements while safeguarding your investment and control.