Taxation in Thailand

Taxation in Thailand can be complicated, but we are experienced with the Thai Revenue Department. Particularly regarding businesses, there are a number of filings required throughout the year, including:

• VAT: Your PP 30s and PP 36s should reflect correct input and output VAT.
• Withholding tax: Are you properly filing PND 1, PND 2, and PND 53
  
  forms every month?
• Social security payments: Have you set up your obligatory contributions
  
  properly?
• Workman compensation payments: Ensure employees are eligible for
  
  government assistance.
• Interim corporate income tax statements: Avoid penalties from
  
  underestimating on your CIT 51.
• Annual corporate income tax statements: Do you need to file a CIT 50
  
  and a CIT 54 as well?

Don’t spend your valuable time worrying about VAT, withholding, and the other tax statements and filings required by Thai law. Our highly qualified Thai CPAs can navigate the Thai Revenue Department’s rules and regulations while we explain the process to you in clear English. We can work with your staff or handle the filings for you, so you can focus on your business.