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Doing business in Thailand for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)

June 16, 2012

Would you like to know more about doing business as an entrepreneur? Thailand? Useful tips from daily practice? Information about: setting up a business, choosing a Thai business partner, laws and regulations in the field of banking and accounting, taxes, etc. Then go to the seminar organized by the Dutch Embassy and Mazars

Come to the next seminar:

Hua Hin, June 21.
Location: Holiday Inn Regent Beach Cha-am Hotel
Time: 15-17 pm,
Click on http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/holidayinnresorts/hotels/us/en/cha-am/hhqca/hoteldetail/directions for directions to the hotel

You will receive useful tips from daily practice. Information about: setting up a business, choosing a Thai business partner, laws and regulations in the field of banking and accounting, taxes, etc.

What is the Foreign Business Act (FBA)? Can the Thai Board of Investment (BOI) help you? Why a work permit?
Finally, it is a good opportunity to get to know the SMEs in your region better in an informative context.

Duration: 2 hours.

Subsequently, the embassy offers a networking cocktail.

Registration: name, company name, email address + telephone number via: [email protected] en [email protected]

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