Statutory audits, internal audits, financial audits, and compliance reviews for Thai-registered companies.
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Experts assisting clients in conducting their businesses and protecting their rights and investments in Thailand across a wide range of legal matters.
Pricing on request
Experts assisting clients in conducting their businesses and protecting their rights and investments in Thailand across a wide range of legal matters.
Pricing on request
Thailand requires every registered company to file audited financial statements annually, regardless of size. A licensed auditor reviews your books against TFRS standards, flags issues, and signs the report you submit to the Revenue Department and DBD. Audit compliance is non-negotiable; companies that skip it lose good standing.
Your existing accounting firm may offer audit services, but statutory audits require a separate TFRS-certified auditor, which is why most SMEs use two providers. Internal audits are different: scoped engagements that review process, risk, or specific controls. BOI companies often need compliance audits for ongoing incentive qualification.
Statutory audits are usually priced 25,000 to 150,000 THB depending on revenue and transaction volume. Day-to-day bookkeeping and financial statements come from accounting services rather than auditors. For Revenue Department disputes that follow an audit, tax consulting firms handle representation.