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Transfer fees on property purchases have now been increased to the old rates, Last year when the global property market sunk the Thai government reduced
November 9, 2011
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Consumer Protection
The Consumer Protection Act has been in use for the past 2 years however very few people have heard of the Act and how it protects consumers in Thailand. The Act can also be used by expats to lodge complaints about products. The Act is mainly setup to protect consumers from unsafe products and to make it cost effective to lodge complaints and to sue for damages if a product you bought does not live up to expectations.
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