What are the benefits of Thai company registration?

1. Investing in Thai real estate: buying a house in Thailand is not only finely decorated, but also has no pool area. Thailand's housing prices are lower than those in China, and they are permanent property rights. To buy a house in Thailand, you only need to pay three kinds of taxes: transfer fees 2% (borne by the buyer and the seller), special commodity tax 3.3% (borne by the developer) and stamp duty 0.5%.

2. Avoiding trade barriers: China entrepreneurs can effectively avoid the anti-dumping policies of Europe and the United States against China by setting up companies and factories in Thailand for export. Thailand basically does not have too many industry restrictions on China entrepreneurs, as long as it does not involve news media, land sales, historical antiques and other industries.

3. Simplify visa and immigration procedures outside Thailand: Thailand tourism has been very popular among China people in recent years. After establishing a company in Thailand, natural persons (legal persons) and their relatives can apply for long-term residence, multiple-entry visas and work visas at the same time.

4. You can enjoy tax benefits in Thailand:

(1) The corporate income tax in Thailand is 20%. Foreign-invested enterprises established in different regions can obtain different income tax reductions and exemptions, with a tax exemption period of 3-8 years and a tax reduction period of up to 5 years.

(2) Preferential import tax: if an enterprise exports more than 30% of its products in Thailand, the raw materials imported for the production of export products shall be exempted from customs duty 1 year; Eligible enterprises can enjoy exemption from value-added tax and customs duties on imported equipment, and can apply for tax refund of value-added tax (7% of value-added tax) on domestic procurement of raw materials; In the export processing zone, enterprises that export more than 40% of their products may be exempted from all customs duties and value-added tax on imported equipment and raw materials with the approval of the investment department.

(3) Preferential remittance tax: Thailand's remittance tax rate is 10%, and foreign-invested enterprises are exempt from income tax. In addition, Thailand has signed treaties to avoid double taxation with 28 countries including the United States, Canada, France, Germany and Australia, thus eliminating the double taxation of income tax of Thailand and its allies.