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In Myanmar, a Union Tax Law is enacted each year to announce the rates of tax set out in the Income Tax Law 1974, the Commercial Tax Law 1990, and the Special Goods Tax Law 2016.

Thailand has a robust legal framework for competition, with laws and regulations in place to prevent anticompetitive conduct and market concentration and to promote fair competition.

On August 19, 2025, the Trade Competition Commission of Thailand (TCCT) released its draft Guidelines on the Consideration of Unfair Trade Practices and Conduct Constituting Monopoly...

Although this decision is not exhaustive, it represents the country's first attempt to ensure that its regulators address consumer protection issues in the telecommunications sector specifically.

With the latest wave of COVID-19 continuing to have a serious impact on Thailand, many businesses have been looking for ways to survive...

Thailand currently lacks a specific franchise act. Consequently, the legality of any franchise agreement is determined by its compliance with various existing laws...

Recent trends showcase a clear intent by 2 of the world’s global powers to tackle corruption abroad.

Discusses Thai Law regarding corporate relocation.

Thailand is taking its first steps toward modernizing gambling laws that have remained largely unchanged for over 90 years. The government has opened public consultation on draft principles that would establish clearer definitions, strengthen controls over online gambling and lucky draws, introduce licensing frameworks, and update penalties to reflect contemporary gambling methods and technologies.

Thailand's Office of Insurance Commission (OIC) has opened a public hearing period on its amendments of notifications concerning the timeframe for an insurance company...

TV game shows play an important role in the Vietnamese entertainment industry, as in the global market.

The most familiar and well-protected IP rights are copyrights, patents, and trademarks.

Thailand's packaging market is undergoing a dramatic shift toward minimalist, label-free designs driven by environmental concerns, yet the country's intellectual property framework creates a paradox...

Indonesia's new Criminal Code was passed by Parliament on December 6, 2022, and ratified by the president and promulgated on January 2, 2023, as Law No. 1 of 2023.

The financial services industry is one of the world's fastest-growing sectors in IP registration and commercialization.

Although the "passing off" principle has sometimes faced criticism for potentially broadening trademark protection—particularly in cases involving unregistered or unconventional marks like shapes...