Trademark registration Must evaluate the opportunity to register in accordance with the Trademark Act. There will be considerations that the mark must be as follows:

1. Trademarks that have distinctive characteristics (according to Section 7), that is, the public must be able to distinguish ownership. If it is a general word with a dictionary meaning or is a word related to the product, it will not be considered a mark with specific characteristics according to Section 7 and can not be registered. For example, if the mark for the word Moist is registered for skin cream. Registration must be prohibited according to Section 7 because the word Moist means moist, wet, damp if used with skin cream products. would make the public know or understand that Products under the trademark Moist are products that are used to moisturize the skin. It is a word that directly refers to the characteristics or properties of the product. (According to the registrar’s order)
2. Trademarks that do not have prohibited characteristics (according to Section 8), that is, the trademark must not contain prohibited symbols such as the national emblem, national flag, or national symbols of Thailand and foreign countries, royal names, and royal portraits. Words or phrases that express the king official mark The red cross symbol, the name of the red cross, or the Geneva symbol, a symbol that is contrary to public order or good morals, etc., The prohibited symbols according to Section 8 have quite a lot of details. Because the sign is contrary to public order or good morals. must be interpreted with caution There will be specific rulings of the Trademark Board and Supreme Court judgments, therefore please consult an expert.
3. Trademarks that are not the same or similar to the trademarks of other persons that have already been registered (according to Section 13), that is, before the trademark is registered. We will check the similarities for free! whether the mark requested for registration is the same or similar to the trademark of another person that has already been registered or not Because if it is found that you are similar to another person, there is a chance that you will not be able to register. The word or form must be adjusted in order to check for similarity again.

A trademark that is not similar or similar to a trademark of another person that has been registered before (according to Section 20), that is, before the trademark is registered. We will check the similarities for free! Whether the mark requested for registration is the same or similar to the trademark of another person that has been registered before or not Because if it is found that you are similar to another person, there is a chance that you will not be able to register. The word or form must be adjusted in order to check for similarity again. The difference between Section 13 and Section 20 is that it is a trademark that has already been registered and a trademark that has not yet been registered but has filed an application before. But the essence is the same: are they the same or similar trademarks or not?

Copyrighted work There is no need to submit a request to register copyright information. Because the law protects from the work is created. There are 9 types of creative works that are protected under Section 6 of the Copyright Act: literature, dramatic works, fine arts, musical works, audiovisual works, films, sound recordings. Broadcasting work or any other work in the literature department Science department or art department of the creator Regardless of the method or form such work is expressed, such as embroidery or knitting, however Even though the law protects you immediately from the day the work is created. But in reality, it is difficult to prove when it was created. If a dispute arises in court, what evidence will be used to prove rights? Therefore, many people like to register copyright information to prevent disputes or to prevent being accused of copyright infringement.

There are several types of patents:

Product design patent – It is intellectual property protection given to the design of the appearance of the product design or the composition of the pattern or color of the product design that is different from the original and must be a new product design that can be produced industrially. and handicrafts such as toy design Inhaler tube design or car design, etc.

Invention Patents – This is intellectual property protection given to inventions related to mechanisms, structures, and components of appliances such as camera mechanisms. Mechanisms of engines, medicines, etc., or the invention of methods for producing things, such as methods for producing goods. Methods for preserving vegetables and fruits from spoiling too quickly, etc. By inventing such inventions, technical problems can be solved that other people cannot think of or cannot easily predict the results. Simply put, there must be inventive step.

Petty Patent – This is the same intellectual property protection given to inventions as invention patents. But it is different in that the invention is not complicated. There is no need for a inventive step.

By the essence of both Product design patent Invention patent and petty patents must be new and applicable in industry.

How good for register company?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of operating a business difference as an individual?

Pay less taxes than ordinary persons (a lot…) that is, pay less at a rate that is % of profits.

• In the case of a individual If your monthly salary is less than 26,000 baht, you do not have to pay taxes. But if it’s more than that, you’ll pay proportionally from 5% to 35%. Simply put, the more you earn, the more taxes you pay.
• In the case of a company or juristic person Will pay taxes as follows:

Net profits not exceeding 300,000 baht are exempt from paying taxes.

Net profits over 300,000 baht but not more than 3,000,000 baht are taxed at 15%.

Net profits over 3,000,000 baht or more are taxed at 20%.

**It can be seen that Business operations as a company pay taxes less than individuals at a maximum rate of 15% (35% – 20%)**

Capital, loans, low interest:
When registering as an SME entrepreneur, they will have these good rights more than individual.
such as loans, joint ventures, loan guarantees, granting subsidies.

Expenses can be deducted:
Personal expenses or expenses not related to business operations It is forbidden to be deducted and is considered not related to the business. It will be a (prohibited expense). As for any expenses paid or various expenses that are meant to make “profit” for the company in this section, they can be deducted.

The state supports both funding and knowledge such as developing new entrepreneurs, marketing, or various training seminars supported by the state.

Reliable:
When we are a juristic person When going to contact the Supplier or Buyer (customer), it will be more reliable, that we contact in the name of a natural person Customers are confident that we will definitely not cheat. Or if we cheat There is clear documentation and evidence for following up.

Easy market expansion:
Sometimes, in the case where we trade products There may be customers from overseas who are interested in coming in and requesting to buy large quantities of products from us to resell abroad. If we are not registered in the name of a company, It will make trading very difficult. Because it will be involved in matters of trust, delivery of goods, payment, and making various documents in the name of a individual will be very difficult. or sometimes an individual not allowed to carry on some business as well. Therefore, if we are not going to register the company, we may miss out on good opportunities like this.

Don’t miss out on benefits:
In the present, the government places great importance on SMEs and Startups and has various support measures. very much for example, promoting products to be sold abroad. The government helps with expenses, etc. If we do business without doing it in the form of a company, we can lose this opportunity.

Able to track business sustainability:
That is, no matter how long we have been in business. You can always check past movements or changes. Because there is clear documentary evidence that can be checked at the Department of Business Development. It can also be used as a reference in matters of registration before and after if there is a dispute in the case of people imitating our business.