rental agreement

Thai Government Regulations for Rental Business

Due to the increasing popularity of condominiums and apartments in the city, which comes with several issues related to rental and utility bills; as a result, the Contract Committee of the Consumer Protection Board has issued a new notification, the Stipulation of Residential Property Leasing as a Contract-Controlled Business B.E. 2562 (2019) (the “Notification”), published…

Phuket villa

How FRANK Legal & Tax Can Assist You – Real Estate & Construction

Are you thinking about buying or selling a property in Thailand? FRANK Legal & Tax specialises in handling real estate transactions across the Kingdom of Thailand and overseas. The real estate legal services we provide include: Real estate due diligence Do you want more information about the land or property you intend to purchase in…

The Sap-Ing-Sith

The Sap-Ing-Sith – Is Thailand’s New Property Right a Game Changer?

The Thai Land Code stipulates that – apart from a few exemptions – foreigners are not permitted to own land in Thailand. Many foreigners seeking to buy immovable property in Thailand, therefore, chose legal structures like leasehold, usufruct, or ownership of the property by a Thai company, to mitigate the restrictions. However, these legal structures…

Residential Property

Residential Property Leasing as a Contract-Controlled Business

Overcharging tenants for electricity and water was a common practice among landlords in Thailand. Weak regulations laid the foundation for the collection of exaggerated deposits and punitive methods of landlords if tenants did not pay their rent. The Contract Committee of the Consumer Protection Board aims to end such practices with “the Regulation of Residential…

New Inheritance Tax and Property Tax in Thailand?

Plans to reform Thailand’s tax system, including the introduction of inheritance and property taxes, have been approved by the Chief of the military-led National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO), Gen.Prayuth Chan-ocha. The proposed reforms would raise revenue by increasing taxes primarily on the wealthy. Thailand’s Ministry of Finance (MOF) has said Chan-ocha wants the…

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