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Thai contract law, explained in English

This knowledge hub is a set of English articles on contracts under Thai law, compiled from the notes to the English contract templates on this site: what each contract covers, stamp duty, withholding tax, required forms, and the common legal questions across contracts.

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GuidesWork & servicesWhat should an Architectural Services Agreement include under Thai law?Practical notes on the Architectural Services Agreement under Thai law: Before the Services start; Approvals and changes; Fees, tax and stamp duty; Building Permit and construction; Copyright and files; and Signing.Read articleGuidesBusiness & partnershipWhat should an Assignment of Receivables Agreement include under Thai law?Practical notes on the Assignment of Receivables Agreement under Thai law: Before paying the Purchase Price; Notice to the Debtor — the step that protects the Assignee; Recourse; Collecting the debt; and Stamp duty and taxes.Read articleGuidesWork & servicesWhat should an Audio-Visual Production Services Agreement include under Thai law?Practical notes on the Audio-Visual Production Services Agreement under Thai law: Stamp duty; Tax; Before the Event; On the day; Cancellation; and Evidence.Read articleGuidesBusiness & partnershipWhat should an Authorised Repair Centre Agreement include under Thai law?Practical notes on the Authorised Repair Centre Agreement under Thai law: Before the Service Centre starts; Customers and consumer protection; Data on Customers' devices; Claims and audits; Stamp duty; Tax; and 2 more.Read articleGuidesWork & servicesWhat should an E-Commerce Store Management Agreement include under Thai law?Practical notes on the E-Commerce Store Management Agreement under Thai law: Set up the stores safely; Authority and approvals; Ending the arrangement; Stamp duty; VAT and withholding tax; Keep it a service contract; and 3 more.Read articleGuidesWork & servicesWhat should an Email Marketing Services Agreement include under Thai law?Practical notes on the Email Marketing Services Agreement under Thai law: Stamp duty; VAT and withholding tax; Before the first Campaign; Unsubscribes and complaints; Approvals; When the Agreement ends; and 1 more.Read articleGuidesWork & servicesWhat should an Employee Confidentiality and Inventions Agreement include under Thai law?Practical notes on the Employee Confidentiality and Inventions Agreement under Thai law: Stamp duty; Why both Parties must sign; Inventions and special remuneration; Protecting confidential information; Non-compete; Non-solicitation; and 3 more.Read articleGuidesWork & servicesWhat should an Employment Agreement include under Thai law?Practical notes on the Employment Agreement under Thai law: Stamp duty; Thai labour law applies whatever the contract says; Tax and social security; Probation and the 120-day line; Severance pay at a glance; and 8 more.Read articleGuidesWork & servicesWhat should an Employment Separation Agreement include under Thai law?Practical notes on the Employment Separation Agreement under Thai law: Stamp duty; Statutory payments cannot be bargained away; The Special Payment and the settlement; Tax and social security; Foreign employees; and 2 more.Read articleGuidesWork & servicesWhat should an Engineering Consultancy Agreement include under Thai law?Practical notes on the Engineering Consultancy Agreement under Thai law: Before the Services start; During the Services; Fees, tax and stamp duty; Using the Deliverables; and Signing.Read articleGuidesWork & servicesWhat should an Equipment Deposit and Storage Agreement include under Thai law?Practical notes on the Equipment Deposit and Storage Agreement under Thai law: What kind of contract this is; Stamp duty; VAT and withholding tax; On delivery and on return; Six months to sue; If fees are not paid; and 3 more.Read articleGuidesLease & hire purchaseWhat should an Equipment Hire Agreement include under Thai law?Practical notes on the Equipment Hire Agreement under Thai law: At handover and return; Who bears loss or damage; Safety and legal requirements; Tax and stamp duty; and Signing and evidence.Read article

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What is in this knowledge base?

241 English articles on contracts under Thai law: law topics that apply across contracts, comparison tables, guides to choosing a contract in each category, and a guide to each contract template. Every article opens with a short answer and, where it cites Thai statutes, quotes them in the official Thai text.

  • Common questions — 11
  • Comparison tables — 3
  • Choose a contract — 7
  • Contract guides — 219
  • Draft bill — 1

Who writes these articles?

They are compiled from the notes to the contract templates written by Phuwara Krobtaku, Thai attorney-at-law (licence no. 477/2558), so each article explains the same clauses you will use on this site. The short answers and summaries of the English articles are put together by the site.

Can these articles replace advice from a lawyer?

No. The articles are general information, not legal advice on a specific situation. If your case has unusual facts or a high value, talk to a lawyer before signing.

Where can I read the articles as plain text?

Every article has a Markdown version at the same URL ending in .md, and the whole collection is available at /llms-full.txt for software and AI systems that want the content without menus and buttons.