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What is Thai Bookkeeping?

Bookkeeping in Thailand is a systematic recording of the financial transactions in a company, non-profit organization or an individual, etc. The accounting records are comprised of journals, inventory records and general ledgers; all in Thai. In case foreign language is used, Thai captions must be there too. When the records are in English, a coding list in Thai must be submitted to the Department of Business Development of the Ministry of Commerce.

Thai Bookkeeping Services

What to Expect from Us

Level 1 Bookkeeping Services

Level 2 Bookkeeping Services

Some of Our Value-added Thai Bookkeeping Services

Aside the standard bookkeeping services we also provide custom reports, enabling customers to analyze the revenues and expenses better. A list of our additional services is mentioned below;

4 Advantages of Bookkeeping Services in Thailand

  • Easy management of suppliers or customers accounts and quick tracking of deposits and payments
  • Identify money-making opportunities and avoid cash-flow problems
  • Find ways to increase income or lessen spending
  • Manage risks by detecting fraud and embezzlement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Usually, we follow two common types of bookkeeping methods; 1) single-entry book keeping and 2) double-entry book keeping.

In single entry bookkeeping both income and expense accounts are recorded in a Revenue and Expense Journal.

In double entry bookkeeping transactions are recorded twice using debits and credits.

The bookkeeping equation for a sole proprietorship is assets = liabilities + owner’s equity and for a corporation is assets = liabilities + stockholders’ equity.

It is so because revenues increase owner’s equity or stockholders’ equity.

Well, it is a small part of accounting and probably the simplest of all. But doing it yourself can be a bit risky, especially when you have other things to look after.

Some accountants do provide bookkeeping services though the majority prefer to focus on legal and tax management. However, even if they offer bookkeeping services they will considerably charge more.