Accounting & Tax in Thailand
Tax in Thailand be it Corporate Tax (Corporate Income Tax (CIT) is a direct tax levied on a juristic company or partnership which is established under Thai or foreign law and carries on business in Thailand) or Personal Income Tax (Personal Income Tax (PIT) is a direct tax levied on income of a person. A person refers to an individual, an ordinary partnership, a non-juristic body of person, a deceased person and an undivided estate) needs to be done yearly.
Accounting Services
- Monthly reports (Balance Sheet, P&L)
- Withholding Tax (PND 3, 53)
- Value Added Tax (PP 30)
- Withholding Tax Return (PND 54)
- Mid-Year Tax Return (PND 51)
- Annual Tax Return (PND 50)
- Annual Financial Statement submission to Thai government
- Check preparation
- Record accounting transactions
- Supporting schedules for financial statements
- Payment transfers
- Bank accounting set up
Payroll Services
- Payroll calculations
- Report distribution
- Pay-slip creation
- Banking of employee net salary
- Withholding tax (PND 1)
- Social Security (SPS 1-10)
- Withholding Tax Certificate (BIS 50)
- Provident Fund
- Workman's Compensation
- Payments to government agencies
Overview of Tax in Thailand :
The Thai Revenue Code. Being the central government as the main taxing authority taxes are imposed both at national and local levels in Thailand . The majority of tax collections are administered by the Ministry of Finance. The Revenue Department under the following categories collects the income tax:
- Corporate Income Tax
- Value Added Taxes (or Specific Business Taxes)
- Stamp duty
- Personal Income Tax
Apart from this the basic tax collecting authorities in Thailand are:
The Customs Department, responsible for collection of import and export duties and The Excise Department, which collects excise tax. Property tax and municipal tax are collected by local authorities.
Personal Income Tax :

