Whether your business is planning a transaction, has received a letter from the Revenue Department, or disagrees with the tax that has been assessed, we review the facts and documents, explain the law that applies to the matter, and consider the options that suit your business — from advice and responses to the officials through to appeals and litigation in the Central Tax Court, within the agreed scope of work.1
Each service begins with the situation your business is actually facing, so that the issues, the options, and the statutory time limits come into sharper focus.
Because a tax issue usually involves law, accounting, and the facts of the business all at once, we look at the whole picture before settling on a course of action.
Examining the tax consequences of a transaction before you sign or transfer assets, because once a transaction has taken place, the facts on which the tax is calculated can rarely be changed retroactively
An appeal against an assessment under the Revenue Code must generally be filed within 30 days from the date the notice of assessment is received, so we check the date of receipt and the time remaining before anything else
Managing cross-border transactions, transfer pricing, and double taxation agreements in line with Thai law and international practice
Our opinions state the legal basis, the facts relied on, and the limits of the answer, so that management can see how the answer would change if any of the facts changes
From the facts and documents of your business to a course of action you can decide on
Identifying which type of tax and which kind of transaction the matter involves, and which documents or letters from the Revenue Department need to be considered
Determining which provisions of the Revenue Code apply and whether there is a statutory deadline that must be observed so that no right is lost
Setting out the approach that suits your business, whether an explanation to the Revenue Department, an appeal, a tax structure, or a way to reduce risk
Delivering an opinion that sets out the options, their tax consequences, the risks of each, and what your business needs to decide or do next
If you are not sure which stage your matter has reached, send us the letter or documents you have received, together with the date of receipt, and we will tell you what should be done first.
Reviewing the tax burden before you act leaves more options than correcting matters after an assessment.
We work on the principle of preventive law: examining the tax consequences of a transaction before signing, before transferring assets, or before filing a return. Where an assessment has already been made, the work begins with preserving the deadlines and the rights to challenge that remain.
That is why we always begin by listening to the facts of your business, and only then connect them to the relevant provisions and procedures, so that the advice fits the real situation of the business.
Learn more about usStart by telling us the issue you need help with and whether there is a letter from an authority or a relevant deadline. We will consider what further information is needed and confirm the scope of work and fees before the service begins.
The information you provide is kept confidential.
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