Navigating Personal Income Tax Obligations for Expats in Thailand with Clarity and Compliance. The season for filing personal income taxes in Thailand has now arrived. Thai taxpayers have the right to report their income to the Revenue Department from 1 January to 8 April 2026. It is useful to know how much money you made in Thailand between January…
We started 2026 on a high note with our annual New Year Dinner Party – a great evening of good food, good company, and meaningful conversations. Colleagues from FRANK Legal & Tax came together in a relaxed setting to connect, share ideas, and strengthen the bonds that drive our work. The event reflected the culture we value: teamwork, professionalism, and a supportive…
FRANK Legal & Tax has been listed among Thailand’s Firms to Watch 2025 by Asian Legal Business, reflecting the firm’s continued growth and legal proficiency. We are thrilled to announce that FRANK Legal & Tax has been recognized in the inaugural ALB Thailand Firms to Watch 2025 by Asian Legal Business. This prestigious acknowledgment highlights our…
Celebrating Our Continued Recognition as a Lexology Legal Influencer Introduction FRANK Legal & Tax is pleased to announce that Managing Partner Fabian Doppler has been recognized as a Q4 2025 Lexology Legal Influencer (Author) in the Private Client – Asia-Pacific category. This recognition follows his earlier distinction as a Q3 2024 Legal Influencer in the…
A brief overview of the November session featuring legal insights shared with Phuket’s international business community. Introduction On 22 November 2025, the Phuket Business Breakfast took place at La Taverna, bringing together members of the international business community for a focused discussion on corporate structures and regulatory matters affecting foreign investors in Thailand. The session…
FRANK Legal & Tax proudly sponsored and attended the Swiss Gala Night 2025, a distinguished event honouring cross-cultural ties and commemorating the late Queen Mother of Thailand. At FRANK Legal & Tax, we take pride in fostering strong international connections. We were delighted to attend and proud to sponsor the Swiss Gala Night 2025, hosted…
Under Thai law, either spouse may revoke a postnuptial agreement at any time during marriage or within one year after divorce, without showing cause Postnuptial agreements – agreements entered into by spouses during the course of marriage – are commonly used in many jurisdictions to regulate property rights, financial arrangements, or clarify terms in the event of separation. However, the treatment of such agreements under Thai law…
Advance your legal or accounting career with a stable, independent, and quality-driven international law firm in Thailand. Build Your Future with Us Looking for a place where your legal or accounting expertise can make a real impact? At FRANK Legal & Tax, we value our people above all else. We’ve built a supportive environment where…
A legal overview of Thailand’s Land and Building Tax Act B.E. 2562, covering tax categories, assessment procedures, and compliance obligations. I. Introduction Thailand’s Land and Building Tax Act B.E. 2562 (2019) restructured the country’s property tax system, replacing the outdated House and Land Tax and Local Development Tax. This law introduces a unified framework that…
In Thailand, the estate administrator is mandatory in every inheritance case, ensuring the lawful distribution of assets and the protection of heirs. Why is an Estate Administrator Important? In Thailand, the appointment of an administrator is required in every inheritance case. When a person passes away, the court must appoint someone who is legally authorized to represent the estate, protect its assets, and carry out…
Constitutional safeguards and the Thai Nationality Act confirm that Thai-born citizens cannot lose their nationality and that dual citizenship is legally accepted. 1. Constitutional Framework The 2017 Constitution of Thailand provides an important safeguard in Article 39: “No person of Thai birth shall be deprived of Thai nationality.” This means that Thai nationals by birth…
Learn why preparing a Thai will ensures smooth probate and protects your heirs from legal disputes. For many people, estate planning and the preparation of a last will and testament is a dreaded thought and something that is rather avoided. However, it is certainly advisable to settle such affairs, and this holds true in particular…
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