Starting
Starting a business in Thailand
Ownership requirements, registration steps, and accounting and tax after incorporation.
Company registration
Bookkeeping, monthly and annual tax filing,
and company incorporation, all in one place.
Bangkok · Mon–Fri 09:00–18:00 (UTC+7)
Starting
Ownership requirements, registration steps, and accounting and tax after incorporation.
Company registrationRunning
Monthly accounting, VAT and withholding tax, year-end, a change of accountant, or books that have fallen behind.
Accounting and tax servicesFrom overseas
Accounting and tax in Thailand, with reports sent to you or your head office.
Accounting and reportingAbout WMC
WMC is an accounting firm that handles monthly bookkeeping, tax filing and year-end financial statements. We also take care of company registration, changes of directors and shareholders, and related corporate legal work. Our team has more than 10 years of experience in accounting, tax and business law, and is trusted by both Thai and foreign business owners.
If you are starting a company, already running one or moving from another accounting firm, we first look at your business and the state of your books. Then we propose a scope of work and a fee based on what your company actually needs.
New to WMC
Activities, registrations, current records, what you need.
Structure, registrations, accounting status and reporting needs.
Documents, responsibilities, deadlines and the services included.
Moving from another accountant
We start with a review of your prior financial statements, opening balances, tax filings, bank reconciliations and outstanding items. Then we agree the handover scope and a start date. If records are incomplete, cleanup may come first.
How we workFees
WMC sets fees based on the actual work involved. We look at how complex your business is (for example, inventory tracking or overseas transactions), your monthly transaction volume, the tax filings you need and the condition of your existing books. Before we start, we send you a quotation that sets out the scope of work. If anything falls outside that scope, we quote it for your approval first, so there are no hidden fees.
Fee details
Updated
Thai records, annual financial statements, tax filings and reporting evidence.

Updated
What registration now asks you to show.

Updated
Records, contracts, bank payments and tax accounts that remain.
Yes. Foreigners can own shares in a Thai company, and 100% foreign ownership is possible for some businesses. What is allowed depends on the company’s actual activities and the legal route used.
Under the Foreign Business Act, a company registered in Thailand is generally treated as foreign when foreigners hold half or more of its capital. Depending on the activity and legal route, the company may need a Foreign Business Licence or Certificate, BOI promotion, treaty rights or another permission. Separate investment-evidence rules under DBD Order No. 2/2569 may also apply.
The company is legally responsible for its own filings, even when someone else prepares them. When you engage us, we prepare and submit them on time, provided we receive your documents by the agreed date. See our VAT guide for registration rules.
We handle the Thai accounting and tax filings and send financial reports in our standard format. If your finance team uses its own template, send us a blank copy and we will tell you what we can match.
No.. Thai law requires a limited company's financial statements to be audited by an independent CPA, so the audit is charged separately. Your company appoints the auditor, and we coordinate the audit with them. Your quotation lists what we prepare for it.
Tell us about your company and the services you need. There is no need to send accounting records with your first enquiry.
Office
24 Soi Ekachai 73, Khlong Bang Bon, Bang Bon, Bangkok 10150
Hours
Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00 (UTC+7)
Phone · WhatsApp · email
+66 97-178-7987 · WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)
business@wmc.co.th