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12 minutes ago, Delight said:

If no audit process is carried out...ever

what's your point? have you set up a land holding company or are you just lost? are you are referring to the fact that a private company has to file audited financial statements every year.? or are you  asking about the risks of using nominees ?

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23 hours ago, paddypower said:

what's your point? have you set up a land holding company or are you just lost? are you are referring to the fact that a private company has to file audited financial statements every year.? or are you  asking about the risks of using nominees ?

 I am not making a point-I am simply asking a question. My motive is curiosity.

Please do not be so aggressive.

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23 hours ago, Delight said:

If no audit process is carried out...ever

 

If the property is in the name of the Thai company, then when the company is liquidated, a number of legal processes are required by Law.

 

I think only a specialized lawyer will be able to give you a complete answer about theory and practice of how such processes are carried out.

 

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My Farang neighbor had his house and various land plots under the 51/49% company. He fled Thailand after having been caught exporting drugs to the UK. His house remained unoccupied. 10 years after he fled, his house was seized by the government and auctioned off.

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