Shorts
SANET ESB ROOFTOP NETWORKING
On November 1st, 2024, at 6 PM, the next after-work networking event for managers from the Eastern Economic Corridor will take place. The evening is organized in cooperation with the ESB Stammtisch and will be held for the first time at the rooftop bar of the Somerset Hotel Pattaya.
SANET KEY NOTE AT THE „EASTERN SEABOARD ROUND TABLE“ IN CHONBURI
The “Eastern Seaboard Stammtisch” regularly invites managers based in the important industrial region around the deep-sea port of Laem Chabang to insightful events on legal and economic issues in Thailand.
A particularly well-received event took place on September 13, 2024. The guest speaker was the managing partner of Sanet Legal & Accountancy, Mag. Fabian Sonntagbauer LL.M.
Seminar “Establish a Legal Presence in Thailand”
We are pleased to invite you to a seminar hosted in cooperation with the Eastern Seaboard Stammtisch on September 13, 2024 at 5 p.m. at The Gems Mining Pool Villas in Chonburi.
Sanet COO Fabian Sonntagbauer, LL.M. will present a legal overview tailored for investors interested in entering and expanding in the Thai market. He will cover essential provisions and share practical solutions for Thailand’s business environment.
What Does Recruitment Cost in Thailand?
When evaluating the impact of a poor personnel decision, it is essential to consider the potential financial consequences. In this scenario, we will explore the costs associated with hiring an unsuitable candidate who initially appears to be a good fit for the position.
Sanet CREATING CAREERS is the professional Thai recruitment agency for qualified recruitment and headhunting in Thailand.
New Regulations for Digital Platform Providers
Providers of digital platforms are now required to register with the Electronic Transactions Development Agency (“ETDA”) and disclose company information annually.
Thailand strives for Electromobility!
Thailand is striving for electromobility! The new BOI subsidy package, marketed as “EV 3.5”, is intended to help Thailand produce at least 30 percent of all vehicles produced as “zero-emission” e-models by 2030. With the new subsidies for e-cars, up to 100,000 baht grant, lower consumption tax and reduced import duties, the country will become the center of electromobility in Southeast Asia. Yet the promotion of electromobility in Thailand is not only an opportunity for growth, but it also comes with challenges.