Accounting & Legal in Thailand

Thailand’s THB 5 Billion Strategic Fund: A New Era of Direct Industrial Incentives

For decades, Thailand’s investment promotion strategy relied heavily on corporate income tax holidays and import duty exemptions to attract foreign direct investment. However, the global investment landscape is rapidly evolving. Advanced industries are no longer driven solely by tax efficiency; they increasingly depend on access to high-quality talent, applied research capabilities, and industrial innovation ecosystems.

Thailand’s 2026–2027 “Comprehensive Relocation” Strategy: Why the BOI Now Demands More Than Manufacturing Investment

Thailand’s New Investment Doctrine: From Factory Relocation to Strategic Ecosystem Transfer

Thailand BOI’s New Quarterly E-Monitoring Regime: The Strategic Impact of the “Two-Strike” Compliance Rule

Effective from 30 March 2026, BOI-promoted companies are no longer permitted to follow the old February and July reporting cycle. Under the revised framework, every promoted project must now submit progress reports through the BOI’s e-Monitoring platform on a quarterly basis, covering the periods ending in March, June, September, and December. Each submission must generally be completed within 60 days after the end of the relevant quarter.

Thailand’s New “Actual Control” Test: Why Foreign Investors Must Rethink Ownership Structures in 2026

Thailand’s foreign investment environment entered a significant new enforcement era on 1 April 2026 following the implementation of Department of Business Development (“DBD”) Order No. 1/2569. While the Foreign Business Act (“FBA”) itself has not fundamentally changed, the government’s interpretation of foreign dominance and nominee shareholding structures has become substantially more aggressive and sophisticated.

Thailand BOI Incentives in the Era of Global Minimum Tax: A Strategic Shift Beyond Traditional Tax Holidays

Thailand’s investment promotion landscape is entering a significant transition as the OECD’s Pillar Two Global Minimum Tax (GMT) framework begins reshaping how multinational enterprises evaluate tax incentives worldwide.

Thailand’s D-WP Single Window Integration: Reshaping Workforce Mobility for BOI-Promoted Businesses

Thailand’s D-WP Single Window Integration: Reshaping Workforce Mobility for BOI-Promoted Businesses

Thailand is rapidly transforming its investment and immigration ecosystem through the integration of Digital Work Permits (D-WP) under the BOI Single Window system. The reform reflects the government’s broader strategy to position Thailand as a regional innovation and investment hub for advanced industries, particularly in sectors such as Artificial Intelligence, semiconductors, digital services, biotechnology, and smart manufacturing.