Thai accounting compliance is monthly, not annual — withholding tax filings, VAT returns, social fund submissions, and then the year-end audit every Thai company must file regardless of size. For foreigner-owned SMEs the real challenge is finding a firm that explains all of this in plain English and answers messages before deadlines rather than after. We introduce you to accounting firms from our network sized to your business, from solo companies needing basic monthly books to trading businesses with payroll and stock.
What we can arrange
- Monthly bookkeeping and tax filings (VAT, WHT, PND forms)
- Annual audited financial statements
- Payroll and social fund administration
- Cleanup of backdated or messy accounts
- English-language reporting and communication
How the introduction works
- Tell us what you need — two minutes on our form: service, budget, timeline.
- We match you — within one business day we introduce a vetted provider, or tell you honestly if we can’t help.
- You deal direct — scope, price and payment are agreed between you and the provider. We step back.
Referral note: BangkokServices provides introductions only. Your agreement, pricing, and payment are directly with the provider.
Frequently asked questions
What does monthly accounting cost in Thailand?
Small companies typically pay a modest fixed monthly fee that scales with transaction volume. Your introduction includes a quote based on your actual volumes.
My filings are behind — can this be fixed?
Yes, several firms in our network specialise in bringing accounts current. Be upfront about it in the form.