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Your digital back office in Thailand
Incorporation and expert accounting for better businesses
Open your Thai company and run the books with one team. Every report in English.
- Registered Thai bookkeepers
- Independent CPA audit
- No nominee shareholders
What we do
One back office. Three services.
Start with what you need. Add the rest when you are ready.
Run your books
Bookkeeping, VAT, withholding tax and payroll, filed every month.
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Statements, an independent CPA audit and the annual filings.
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How it works
Admin off your desk. Numbers on it.
01
Set up in weeks, not months
We check your activity, pick the structure and register the company. You sign online.
02
Send us your receipts. We do the rest.
Share your receipts and invoices each month. Our bookkeepers record them and file your monthly returns.
03
Numbers head office can read
A monthly profit and loss and balance sheet in English, and every Thai deadline tracked.
~2 weeksto register a standard Thai company once documents are ready
12× a yearVAT returns prepared, approved by you and filed
1 teamfor setup, books, tax and the year-end audit
Who it's for
Built for companies that already run abroad
Opening a Thai subsidiary
Your first legal entity in Thailand, to sell, hire or sign contracts.
Regional teams
A sales office for a head office in Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan or Europe.
Founders moving operations
An existing business coming to Thailand, set up right the first time.
Structures
The right structure, before you register
Short answer: most foreign companies open a Thai limited company with up to 49% foreign shares. A Foreign Business Licence, BOI promotion or the US Treaty of Amity can allow more.
Most commonThai limited company
Up to 49% foreign. Fastest to open.
Majority foreignForeign Business Licence
For restricted activities above 49%.
IncentivesBOI promotion
Can allow 100% foreign, plus tax benefits.
US companiesTreaty of Amity
US-owned majority in most activities.
No selling yetRepresentative office
Research, quality control, group support.
We never set up nominee shareholders. Every structure we recommend is one you can defend in an audit.
FAQ
Questions foreign founders ask first
Sometimes. Many activities are restricted for foreign owners, so a standard Thai company allows up to 49%. A Foreign Business Licence, BOI promotion or the US Treaty of Amity can allow more. We check your activity before you register.
Usually not for the paperwork. Most documents can be signed online, and we tell you early if anything has to be signed in person or certified abroad.
A standard Thai company is usually registered in about two weeks once your documents are ready. A Foreign Business Licence or BOI application takes longer, and we give you a timeline before you start.
An independent Certified Public Accountant. Thai law requires the auditor to be separate from the bookkeeper, so we prepare the statements and the CPA audits them.
We don't file visas or work permits ourselves. We make sure your company meets the requirements and introduce you to licensed partners who do.
It depends on your structure and how many transactions you have each month. After a short call we send one fixed price in writing, covering setup and the monthly work.
Ready to start?
Free 20-minute call
Reports in English
No obligation
Prefer to talk first? Book a free 20-minute call. We reply within one business day.
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Set up your digital back office
Tell us about your company and what you need. We reply within one business day with next steps, or book a free 20-minute call.
- The right structure for your activity
- A clear timeline to open
- Fees agreed in writing before we start