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Corporate Tax in Thailand 2026 for Taiwanese-Owned Companies
October 19, 2026

Corporate Tax in Thailand 2026 for Taiwanese-Owned Companies: CIT 20%, VAT 7%, Withholding Tax and Dividend Repatriation

The Thai tax rules a Taiwanese-owned subsidiary must follow in 2026: corporate income tax at 20% with SME and BOI relief, VAT at 7% extended to 30 September 2027, monthly withholding returns, Section 70 withholding on payments to the Taiwan parent under the Taiwan–Thailand tax agreement, dividend repatriation and the BOI exemption, transfer pricing at THB 200 million, Pillar Two, and the five mistakes Taiwanese subsidiaries make most often.

Debt Recovery in Thailand 2026
October 2, 2026

Debt Recovery in Thailand 2026: Prescription, Court Fees, Enforcement and Contract Design

Thailand does not enforce foreign court judgments — a creditor must sue afresh in Thailand, using the foreign judgment only as evidence. Foreign arbitral awards, by contrast, can be enforced. Ekkapong Yamkran explains prescription periods of two, five and ten years, court fees of 2% capped at THB 200,000, the September 2025 execution fee amendment, and how to draft contracts you can actually collect on.