Family business owners can apply the Three Characteristics of Existence by managing their business with dedication and responsibility, being prepared and not negligent, planning carefully, not clinging to outdated methods, not believing themselves to be more important than the business, and remembering that ultimately, everything created is merely a result of natural processes—arising, existing, and ceasing to exist.

Corporate governance is a crucial issue, both for the success of business expansion and, conversely, a lack of good corporate governance can lead to corruption within subsidiaries, both in Thailand and abroad, causing significant problems for the entire business.

True family businesses, in addition to focusing on profit and wealth, also aim to sustain themselves to create a good life, as it is a spiritual legacy passed down from generation to generation. It represents a group of people choosing to "not have lived in vain" by using ESG principles as a compass to achieve sustainable success.

Introduction: Thailand is currently rapidly entering an aging society. By 2567, Thailand will have a significant number of people aged 60 and over […]

Ultimately, we may need to question whether the rules and regulations of the Thai capital market today are still appropriate for the modern global economy. Dual-Class Shares may not be the complete answer, but I believe that opening up to a wider range of financial instruments could help the Thai capital market compete better on the global stage and may be another important step in reforming the Thai capital market in the future for long-term sustainability.

If we start with the right mindset, this article is an attempt to systematically and practically connect "Dharma" (ethics/ethics) with "family business management." I believe that Dharma will greatly support and enhance family businesses. Please look forward to reading it with anticipation.

Transforming Thai family businesses to achieve sustainable growth requires constant adaptation to modernity, timeliness, and technology, so that "Long live Thai family businesses!"

I hope that this new 6C formula for successful Thai family businesses will serve as a guideline for family business owners to lead their businesses to growth and sustainability from generation to generation, fulfilling my aspiration: "Long live Thai family businesses."

The previous article presented the current tax collection situation in Thailand, the structural problems of the Thai tax base, and [...].

Technology can help with tax collection in many ways, with the common goal of increasing the number of taxpayers in the system and expanding the tax base, particularly VAT, to cover all economic sectors. This reduces the burden on small groups of people who previously shouldered the burden of national taxes, and creates a fairer, more transparent, and more efficient tax system.