Hi everyone!
I'm really thrilled to find this forum and hope that I can find some ideas and solutions with issues I face:
I have two Thai partners where I am a 40% shareholder and they,30% each. We needed to register a company in order to do business and did so with the one partner as 98% shareholder and two of his family with 1% each. I was told that they did it that was because it was expedient, and I do, in essence , trust them. What worries me is that we now need to sign formal trade agreements with the organization with whom we are doing business and the contracts reflect the name of the shell company and the one partners name.
I do not know Thai business law, but it seems obvious that if there is trouble ahead I will have no legal sway in handling anything. I know that they will not cheat me in terms of profit share, but I am not comfortable having no representation in the any trade agreements we sign.
I'm really looking for any and all advice/opinion/suggestion that you folk may have to offer.
Just to clear my citizenship up...I am a South African and will not be moving to Thailand but will design, implement and manage our cloud base services for our Thai client from home. I will instead be sending my son to do the physical and technical installations. He will be working there on a work visa or possibly a residency of sorts.
Many thanks and regards,
Unhappy Camper