Thailand Faces Economic Pressure as U.S. Imposes 37% Tariffs, Threatening Key Export Sectors The United States has rolled out sweeping tariff hikes, impacting Thailand’s $63.3 billion export market. Effective April 5, a 10% baseline tariff applies to all Thai goods entering the U.S., followed by a 37% “reciprocal” rate on April 9. This is a…
A Deep Dive into German Corporate Law On 23rd March 2025, Fabian Doppler, Managing Partner of FRANK Legal & Tax, delivered a guest lecture at the NIDA (National Institute of Development Administration, Thailand on German Corporate Law. As the sole lecturer, Mr. Doppler provided post-graduate students with a comprehensive overview of the historical evolution of…
Strengthening Global Expertise: FRANK Legal & Tax Joins Leadvisor Global for Seamless Cross-Border Legal and Tax Solutions Introduction We are pleased to announce that FRANK Legal & Tax has joined Leadvisor Global, a distinguished network connecting leading professional services firms from Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas. This strategic partnership strengthens our ability to provide…
FRANK Legal & Tax’s Participation in Shanghai Conference Highlights Expertise in Cross-Border Investment and Market Entry into Thailand FRANK Legal & Tax has further solidified its presence in the Asia-Pacific region through a strategic visit to Shanghai. Managing Partner Fabian Doppler engaged with leading Chinese business executives and investors, reinforcing the firm’s position as a…
Key Tax Considerations for Property Owners Earning Rental Income in Thailand Understanding the taxation of rental income in Thailand is crucial for both residents and foreign investors looking to capitalize on the booming real estate market. This overview will clarify the key aspects of rental income taxation under Thai law, particularly focusing on the Revenue…
Thailand’s Military Conscription: Key Requirements, Exemptions, and Penalties for Thai Male This overview examines the legal framework governing military service obligations and Thai citizenship in Thailand. It references the Thai Constitution, the Military Service Act, and other relevant regulations to outline the rights, responsibilities, and exemptions applicable to Thai nationals. Understanding these laws is crucial…
Understanding the importance of a Tax Identification Number (TIN) for foreigners in Thailand, including requirements, exemptions, and legal implications. Foreigners who are required to pay taxes in Thailand must obtain a Tax Identification Number (TIN) to comply with local tax regulations. This obligation applies to both individuals and legal entities earning income in Thailand through…
FRANK Legal & Tax Partners Provide In-Depth Analysis of Foreign Investment Law and Its Practical Implications for Businesses at NIDA’s Graduate School of Law FRANK Legal & Tax was honored to present a Law Lecture at the Graduate School of Law, National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA), focused on Foreign Investment in Thailand. The session…
Celebrating Our Recognition as a Legal Influencer We are excited to announce that FRANK Legal & Tax has been acknowledged as a Leading Firm in the Lexology Legal Influencers Q3 2024 for Future of Legal Services in Asia Pacific. Additionally, Mr. Fabian Doppler, our Managing Partner, has been recognized as a Leading Author in the…
Gain valuable insights and expert guidance on obtaining Thailand’s Long-Term Resident Visa at our upcoming workshop in Phuket on November 29, 2024 FRANK Legal & Tax is pleased to announce that we’ll be hosting an in-depth workshop on the Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa in the scenic island of Phuket on November 29, 2024. This event…
Comprehensive Legal Support for Real Estate Disputes: From Strategic Advice to In-Court Representation At FRANK Legal & Tax, we are committed to providing a full range of legal services to our clients in Thailand. This article offers insight into how we can assist with real estate disputes and litigation, a key area of our expertise. …
Thai Citizenship Made Clear: Key Steps and Legal Requirements for a Successful Application Applying for Thai citizenship involves meeting a set of stringent criteria designed to ensure applicants’ good integration into Thai society. The Nationality Act BE 2551 (2008) mainly governs Thai citizenship and provides three main routes to acquire it: The following will focus…
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