Tax Strategy That Actually Works for Your Business
Running a business in Thailand means dealing with tax complexity. We've spent years helping business owners navigate regulations that seem to change every quarter.
Our learning programs aren't generic workshops. They're built from real consulting work with companies that needed practical solutions, not theory. You'll learn what actually applies to your situation.
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How Our Programs Develop Over Time
We've structured learning into phases because tax optimization isn't something you master in a day. Each phase builds on what you've already internalized.
Foundation Phase (First 6 Weeks)
You'll start with Thailand's tax structure and how it connects to your business type. We cover VAT mechanics, withholding requirements, and the documentation systems that prevent problems during audits.
Most people realize they've been missing simple deductions. One participant found they'd been overpaying by categorizing expenses incorrectly for two years.
Application Phase (Weeks 7-14)
This is where you work with your own business data. We analyze your current structure and identify specific opportunities. You'll learn entity structuring, transfer pricing basics, and how to use BOI incentives if they apply to your operations.
Expect to spend time reviewing your actual financials. Theory stops being useful here—you need to understand your numbers.
Strategy Implementation (Weeks 15-20)
You'll build a tax strategy document for your business. This includes timing strategies for income recognition, expense planning across fiscal periods, and compliance calendars that prevent last-minute scrambles.
We also cover what to do when regulations change mid-year. It happens more often than you'd think in Thailand.
Advanced Scenarios (Final 6 Weeks)
The last phase tackles complex situations: international transactions, dividend policies, group company structures, and dealing with Revenue Department inquiries. You'll also learn how to work effectively with your accountant or tax advisor.
By the end, you should be able to spot tax implications before making business decisions. That's when this knowledge becomes valuable.
Narong Thepsiri
Manufacturing DirectorCompleted our program in late 2023. His factory was dealing with customs duties and complicated import structures. After understanding transfer pricing better, he restructured how his company handled materials from their Singapore supplier.
Two years later, his tax position is cleaner and his company expanded to a second facility in Rayong. He told us the program changed how he thinks about business decisions—not just the immediate cost, but the tax implications down the line.
Siriporn Kasemwong
Hospitality Business OwnerStarted with us when she owned two guesthouses in Chiang Mai. Tourism took a hit, but she used strategies from the program to manage losses properly and maintain clean documentation through difficult periods.
Now running five properties across northern Thailand. She says the program helped her understand entity structure enough to expand without creating unnecessary tax complications. She still refers back to her notes when making acquisition decisions.