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Regulatory analysis and legal intelligence updates from Thailand's licensing, anti-nominee, and investment ecosystems.
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Thailand · BOI · Investment Promotion
Thailand BOI Announcement 3/2569 (2026): Economic Recovery Stimulus — 2 Billion Baht, 12-Month Capex Deadline, 5 Extra Years at Half CIT
BOI Announcement 3/2569 adds 5 years of 50% CIT reduction for A1–A4 projects that invest ≥2B THB within 12 months of the promotion certificate — applications accepted only during 2026.
APR 21, 2026 · REVIEWED BY LEXCELSIAM THAILAND LEGAL REVIEW DESK
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Thailand · DBD · Policy Analysis
Thailand DBD Anti-Nominee Update: 51/49 Structures Face Investment Authenticity Review
Thailand's DBD anti-nominee scrutiny is extending into amendment filings. This analysis explains the investment confirmation letter, foreign authorized directors, 51/49 structures, and practical compliance options for foreign investors.
APR 10, 2026 · REVIEWED BY LEXCELSIAM THAILAND LEGAL REVIEW DESK
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Thailand · DBD · Policy Analysis
Thailand's New Corporate Registration Measures to Combat Nominee Practices and Mule Bank Accounts: Four Orders and Two Announcements by the DBD (Effective 1 January 2026)
The Central Partnership and Company Registration Office under Thailand's Department of Business Development (DBD) has issued four orders and two announcements, effective 1 January 2026, introducing substantive verification requirements for corporate registration. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the new measures targeting capital source verification, identity authentication, registered address validation, and authorized witness qualifications.
MAR 12, 2026 · REVIEWED BY LEXCELSIAM THAILAND LEGAL REVIEW DESK
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Thailand · BOI · Investment Promotion
Thailand BOI 2025 Investment Incentives: Energy Sector Eligible Activities
A comprehensive guide to Thailand BOI 2025 energy-sector investment incentives: eligible activities, incentive groups, key conditions, and CIT exemption periods—sourced directly from boi.go.th.
MAR 2, 2026 · REVIEWED BY LEXCELSIAM THAILAND LEGAL REVIEW DESK
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