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Articles on accounting for foreign-owned companies, monthly tax filings, VAT, cross-border payments, year-end and audit preparation, company setup and closure, and the 2026 DBD registration rules.
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Accounting in Thailand · Foreign-Owned Businesses
Thai records, annual financial statements, tax filings, audit coordination and reporting evidence for overseas management.
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Read the guideTax in Thailand · Multinational Groups
The revenue threshold, who files, the FY2025 deadline, and how a Notification differs from submitting the report.
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Tax in Thailand · Cross-Border Payments
What to review before paying an overseas provider: the actual service, withholding tax, VAT, treaty evidence and payment records.
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Accounting in Thailand · Audit Preparation
A working checklist for reconciliations, tax accounts, fixed assets, PBC schedules and the split between accounting and audit work.
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Corporate Compliance · Company Closure
Why accounting, tax, creditor and liquidation work may continue after dissolution is registered.
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Business in Thailand · Corporate Compliance · Foreign Investment
DBD Order No. 2/2569, effective 1 August 2026, adds documentary checks on foreign investment, Thai shareholders and foreign signing directors at registration.
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Doing Business in Thailand
Ownership requirements, registration steps, and accounting and tax after incorporation, for foreigners setting up a company in Thailand.
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Tax in Thailand
Common monthly filings that may apply depending on transactions, employees and VAT registration status.
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Tax in Thailand
VAT registration, filing, tax invoice and input VAT considerations for foreign-owned businesses operating in Thailand.
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Company setup
Registering a Thai company, including the ownership questions and the accounting setup.
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Fees
What sets the fee: transaction volume, VAT, payroll, record quality, and year-end and audit work.
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