The Securities & Exchange Commission, Thailand (SEC) is seeking public comment on the revision to regulation
governing return payment from the investment of property sector fund.
The revision aims to solve tax differences between indirect investment
through property sector fund and direct investment in property fund
established and managed in Thailand (Thai property fund).
Under the proposed regulations, property sector fund must pay dividend to unit holders the entire amount
of return obtained from Thai property fund in any accounting period.
Omission of dividend payment is, however, allowed in the accounting
period where dividend to be paid is lower than 0.25 baht per unit. In
addition, to prevent any impact from the revision, the SEC will allow
asset management company to prepare the operating system and amend
project details, including inform every unitholder of the changes at
least 60 days in advance. Within such period, asset management company
must repurchase the fund’s units at least once, while unitholder may
exit from the fund with no fee charged.
The consultation paper is available on the SEC website at www.sec.or.th. Stakeholders and the interested public are welcome to submit comments through the website, or through facsimile number 0-2695-9915 until June 14, 2012.
The consultation paper is available on the SEC website at www.sec.or.th. Stakeholders and the interested public are welcome to submit comments through the website, or through facsimile number 0-2695-9915 until June 14, 2012.
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