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The
Income Tax Treaty Between the United States and Thailand: An
Overview and Analysis - The Income Tax Treaty Between the
United States and Thailand: An Overview and Analysis - by Jonathan
Leeds. This article was published in the Sukhothai ThammathiratLaw
Journal (Thailand) in Volume 9, Issue 2, December 1996. The
article deals with the Convention For the Avoidance of Double
Taxation Between the United States and the Kingdom of Thailand.
The Convention was ratified in February, 1998. The "Double Taxation
Treaty", along with the economic downturn and other recent changes
in Thailand's legal framework should all contribute to increased
US investment in the Thailand region.
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THE
THAI CONSTITUTION OF 1997 SOURCES AND PROCESS by Borwornsak
Uwanno & Wayne D. Burns. This is a reprint of an article
originally published in the University of British Columbia Law
Review, Vol.32: Number 2, 1998. Mr Uwanno is the Dean and a
Professor of Law at the Faculty of Law, Chulalongkorn University
He is aformer CDA member and secretary to the Drafting and Scrutiny
Committee of the CDA. He is also a former member of the House
Ad Hoc Committee on Constitutional Reform(1993-94)and a former
member of the CDD. Mr. Burns is a foreign expert at the Faculty
of Law, Chulalongkorn University. He holds an LLM from the University
of British Columbia, class of 1992.
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THAILAND'S
NEW TRADE LAW SEEKS TO ELIMINATE UNFAIR TRADE PRACTICES AND
MONOPOLIZATION by Fabrice Mattei. This article is an analysis
of Thailand's New Competition Law. Mr. Mattei is employed by
Mongkolnavin Law Office and is an expert in Intellectual Property
and Information Technology Law. He holds a degree in Law and
a Diploma in Intellectual Property Law. Mr. Mattei was the first
attorney officially recognized by the French Embassy in Thailand
as an Intellectual Property Law specialist.
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A
Legal Perspective on Y2K in Thailand by Jonathan Leeds.
This article is published in the August 1999 edition of the
German Thai Chamber of Commerce magazine. The article highlights
the legal implications of Y2K failures and potential liability
in Thailand. The article also examines the governmental framework
and status in preparing for the Y2K problem. In researching
this article, the author interviewed key government experts
at NECTEC (the governmental computer technology ministry). Finally,
the article suggests a checklist for companies and individuals
to use in protecting themselves from Y2K liability problems.
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