Tax Audit Service in Thailand

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5 Advantages Of Hiring Tax Audit Service In Thailand

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An auditor assists in identifying the weaknesses in the accounting system while suggesting improvements.

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Enhance the reliability of the figures submitted to the prospective purchasers.

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Adds to the credibility to publish information for the employees, suppliers, tax authorities and customers.

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Audit gives assurance to the shareholders that the figures shown are true and fair.

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An auditor facilitates the provision of advice having real financial benefits for the business, which includes what margins to be expected and how they can be achieved.

Types of Tax Audit Service In Thailand

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Internal Audit

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Statutory Audit

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Acquisition Audit

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Audit Requirements for Listed Companies in Thailand

A Thai listed company must submit -

Additional Features of Tax Audit Service In Thailand

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Blueprint Internal Audit Function

We blueprint the internal audit function based on a 10-step strategy including;

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Quality Assurance Reviews

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Capability Building and Outsourcing

Provide outsourced internal audit service with the advantages of:

Procedure Manuals

Enhance policies and develop procedure manuals in order to improve the control environment in the organization.

Reduction of Cost

Assist in reducing the cost in order to improve an organization’s competitiveness by applying the best business practices.

Frequently Asked Questions

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We provide audit service to both Thai companies and foreign companies in Thailand.

Statutory financial audits are done according to the Thai Financial Reporting Standards.

Be it a Thai limited company or a public limited company the financial statements must be submitted within a month from the general meeting date on which they were approved.

Internal auditors are a part of an organization and their objectives are determined by the professional standards, the management and the board. On the other hand, external auditors aren’t engaged by an organization, but they aren’t a part of it. As for their objectives, they are set by the statute and the board of directors.

The selection is done through a risk assessment process. However, there are many factors that affect the activities, functions or units and departments selected to be audited.

Well, the length of time varies significantly, depending on the complexity, size and strength of the organization’s internal controls. Since audit is a dynamic process, its scope can be extended or reduced based on the issues.

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