A considered reading of your tax and accounting position

Our engagements may be a fit for Thai-registered companies — including those with foreign shareholders — whose owners or finance leads would find value in a careful outside reading of their tax position or reporting practices. We tend to work with SMEs and mid-size firms rather than large listed entities.

No. Our role is complementary. The Tax Position Review, for instance, returns observations and open questions that are intended for internal discussion with your existing accountant. We do not file returns or serve as your accountant of record.

After the intake conversation and receipt of relevant documents, a written memorandum is typically delivered within two to three weeks. The timeline may vary depending on the complexity of the filing history and the completeness of materials provided.

It is conducted jointly with your finance team, with weekly working sessions over six to eight weeks. Your team's participation is central to the engagement — the intent is to work through questions together rather than deliver a report in isolation.

The standard structure is six months, which allows for a meaningful working relationship to develop. If you are uncertain whether the retainer is a fit, a Tax Position Review may be a sensible starting point — it can clarify the scope of ongoing questions and whether a retainer arrangement would be useful.

Fees are fixed for each engagement type. A deposit is typically required at engagement start, with the balance payable on delivery of the written output. Retainer fees are invoiced monthly in advance. We can discuss payment structure during the initial conversation if needed.

All financial, tax, and corporate information shared during engagements is treated with discretion. We do not share client information with third parties except where explicitly requested by the client or required by applicable law.