Hey,

soon im starting up my company in Los and i still have a thing that i cant get out of. We are starting a web based activity with our company and do not need an office to work in ,we can do from my house where i live in los. But thai law requires you have an official address for the company.....i can rent an executive desk for a few thousand baht a month and use this for the main address and have the local branch at my home if the landlord approves it.

Are there any more solutions for this ?

Can i still have the main address for the company in my house i rent ?

Any requirements on that ?

thx in advance,

Scottbiker

Edited June 22, 200620 yr by Scottbiker1976

Can i still have the main address for the company in my house i rent ?

If it is a Individual landlord

You will need to get a letter of consent to operate a business from the Landlord. Most will not want to do this as it then is a commercial lease which they will havce to pay 12.5% tax on the lease as they are in the system.

The Landlords personal ID.

The Landlords personal House Hold registration.

The Buildings House Hold registration

Map

Picture of the business from the outside with the address shown. Must have a sign with the name of the company.

Pictures inside the business

If it is a company that owns the building.

The Company registration paperwork updated within the past 60 days.

Sales purchase contract of the building.

You will need to get a letter of consent to operate a business from the Landlord. Most will not want to do this as it then is a commercial lease which they will havce to pay 12.5% tax on the lease as they are in the system.

The Directors personal ID.

The Directors personal House Hold registration.

The Buildings House Hold registration

Condo

If it is a condo, the by-laws in most condo associations do not allow a business to operate as it has increase wear and tear on the building.

You must have a sign outside the door and most condos disallow this.

Other Potential Problems

When the Vat people come out to see your company, they will need to be convinced it is a real business and not a sham.

Some Labor Depts tends to treat home based companies as hobbies.