Grant Thornton uses cookies to monitor the performance of this website and improve user experience

To find out more about cookies, what they are and how we use them, please see our privacy notice, which also provides information on how to delete cookies from your hard drive.

TAX AND LEGAL CPTPP Revisited: Will Thailand still Join?
January 2019 marked the one-year anniversary of the inception of the US - China trade war. What started with the US increasing import tariffs on Chinese solar panels and washing machines, later spiralled into retaliatory and counter-retaliatory tariff measures between the two countries. Throughout much of 2018, the global business community looked on with apprehension as the two largest economies escalated their trade dispute, which, at its peak, tallied 360 billion USD in combined tariffs. At the close of 2018, the world breathed a sigh of relief when the US and China called for a temporary truce and agreed to resume trade negotiations.
TAX AND LEGAL Amendments of Labor Protection Act
The Labor Protection Act (No.7) has been officially published in the Royal Gazette on 5 April 2019, and will be in effect on 5 May 2019. The essentials of the amendments are set out in this article.
TAX AND LEGAL Revocation of tax incentives granted to ROH, IHQ and ITC companies
On 26 March 2019, the Cabinet approved draft Royal Decrees revoking all tax benefits granted by the Thai Revenue Department (“TRD”) to the following Board of Investment (“BoI”) regimes: 1. Regional Operating Headquarter (ROH); 2. International Headquarter (IHQ); and 3. International Trading Center (“ITC”)
GLOBAL ECONOMY US – China Trade War: One Year on
January 2019 marked the one-year anniversary of the inception of the US - China trade war. What started with the US increasing import tariffs on Chinese solar panels and washing machines, later spiralled into retaliatory and counter-retaliatory tariff measures between the two countries. Throughout much of 2018, the global business community looked on with apprehension as the two largest economies escalated their trade dispute, which, at its peak, tallied 360 billion USD in combined tariffs. At the close of 2018, the world breathed a sigh of relief when the US and China called for a temporary truce and agreed to resume trade negotiations.
Transfer Pricing Thailand’s New Transfer Pricing Law - Implications for Businesses in Thailand: Part 2
In this article, we explain how taxpayers could leverage on Advance Pricing Agreements (“APAs”) to guard against the uncertainties of tax compliance in an era of increasingly complex tax rules.
Transfer Pricing Thailand’s New Transfer Pricing Law: Implications for Businesses in Thailand
In an ever-increasing integrated global economy, businesses have been establishing their footprints in various locations across the continents. These so-called “multi-national corporations” or “MNCs” have sophisticated supply chains and business platforms comprising of dozens, if not, hundreds of entities, all of which are directly or indirectly related to one another. Under this corporate umbrella, the affiliates would trade and transact with one another.
Contact our people
Partner Melea Cruz

Bangkok

+66 2 205 8222

Partner Edward Strauss

Bangkok

+66 2 205 8222

Partner Tanva Mahitivanichcha

Bangkok

+66 2 205 8222

Senior advisor – Customs & Trade Suthad Setboonsarng

Bangkok

+66 2 205 8222

Our professional in other area

Our location

18th Floor Capital Tower

All Seasons Place

87/1 Wireless Road Lumpini

Pathumwan Bangkok 10330

Thailand

T + 66 (0) 2 205 8222

E marketing@th.gt.com

Tell us how Grant Thornton can help you