Thailand has several business forms, from sole proprietorships and partnerships to private limited companies, public companies and foreign branch offices. This section helps founders compare registration route, tax exposure, liability and operating fit before choosing a structure.
What this section covers
- Static HTML pages generated before crawl time, not client-side placeholders.
- Primary source links, review dates and visible trust notes in the published HTML.
- Internal links to related codes, rules, calculators and province pages.
Popular pages in this section
Sole proprietorshipSingle-owner structure typically used for small local operations.Ordinary partnershipPartnership form with shared responsibility among partners.Limited partnershipPartnership form with general and limited partner roles.Private limited companyCore Thai incorporated company form for most SMEs and investors.Public limited companyPublic company form with a different governance and compliance burden.Branch officeForeign branch structure requiring separate registration and compliance review.