Join us for an insightful webinar on Thursday, 2nd November at 5pm Indochina time (UK 11AM) as we delve into the latest updates on Thailand’s new tax regulations and their profound implications for expatriates. Hosted by Carl, this webinar promises to be an invaluable resource for expats and individuals looking to optimize their financial strategies in light of these changes.
Why you should attend
Stay Informed: In the ever-evolving landscape of tax regulations, knowledge is power. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the recent tax changes in Thailand, ensuring you’re up-to-date with the latest information.
Adapt Effectively: With change comes opportunity. Discover strategic planning and adaptive measures that can help you navigate these new regulations with confidence. Our expert speakers will guide you through the intricacies of the tax landscape, empowering you to make informed decisions.
Expert Insights: Gain direct access to global and local tax specialists who will share their invaluable insights and practical strategies. Learn from their wealth of experience and get answers to your burning questions during the Q&A session.
Key Speaker
Neil Chadwick is the Head of Technical Services at RL360° and an international tax, trust, and estate planning authority. Neil’s distinguished expertise in global tax regulation will provide you with actionable insights that are essential for navigating Thailand’s evolving tax landscape.
Webinar Details:
Date: Thursday, 2nd November
Time: 5pm Indochina time (UK 11AM)
Secure Your Place
This webinar is your golden opportunity to prepare yourself for the changes ahead, make informed financial decisions, and ensure your financial future is on the right track. Spaces are limited, so secure your spot now to embark on a journey of financial empowerment.
Don’t miss out on this chance to gain clarity, stay ahead, and connect with experts and peers who share your interests and concerns. Please register today to join us live and access the recording.
This webinar is for information only, it does not constitute tax or financial advice.