Why is accounting and tax filing important for your company in Thailand?
All companies registered in Thailand, whether or not they make business, are subject to tax filings. At the minimum Thai companies must file a half year tax submission report, prepare annual financial statements, appoint an auditor and file the corporate income tax return together with the audited financial statements with the Revenue.
If the company is registered with the VAT, a VAT return must be filed every month even if it shows 0. Failure to comply with tax filings results in fines for the company and engages the liability of its director(s).
In order to ensure a proper financial management of the company and tax filings on time, it is necessary to maintain a monthly bookkeeping. Our accountants use Flow account or Xero, a cloud based software, allowing you to access your accounts and management reports online.
If you have a BOI company, plan to raise funds, get a loan or sell your company, it is extremely important to ensure that the assets and expenses of the company have been properly recorded in the company’s book.
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