Thai Accounting & Compliance Essentials
Running a company in Thailand means more than filing tax returns. This comprehensive guide explains your accounting obligations, financial reporting duties, mandatory audit requirements for Thai companies, bookkeeping best-practices and the practical steps every business needs to be aware of to stay compliant.
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Accounting for Thai Companies means understanding more than just bookkeeping
All Thai companies must complete annual filings and audits, even if no business is being carried out. This guide explains the rules in an easy-to-understand way to help you meet your compliance obligations.
Accounting Requirements in Thailand
Learn why accounting and tax filing are essential for every company in Thailand, how to set up the right accounting processes from the start, and what to expect when beginning the onboarding process with your accountant.
Statutory Audit & Financial Reporting
Learn about the annual audit requirements that apply to all Thai companies, including dormant entities, the steps for approving your financial statements at the annual general meeting, the filing deadlines with the Department of Business Development (DBD) and the Revenue Department, and the penalties that may apply if these obligations are not met.
Understanding Your Tax & Compliance Duties in Thailand
Understand your tax obligations for companies in Thailand, including VAT and Withholding Tax, payroll filings, tax invoice requirements, Corporate Income Tax, and rules on deductible expenses.
Set your company up with clear, well-structured accounting and compliance practices
Whether you're running a new company or an established business, understanding Thailand's accounting and reporting framework is essential. This guide provides a clear, practical foundation that helps you make informed decisions, avoid unnecessary risks, and keep your company in good standing.
- Understand which accounting requirements apply to your company
- Comply with statutory audit and AGM approval requirements
- Prepare and submit audited financial statements and CIT returns on time
- Maintain proper bookkeeping, payroll and document retention
- Avoid penalties for late or incomplete filings
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