English-Speaking Accounting
& Tax Firm in Thailand

Services built around your business. Our professional team is ready to give you advice that fits your situation.

  • 14 yrsin audit & corporate accounting
  • Big 4audit background (EY Office Limited)
  • EN / THservice in English, filings in Thai
  • BOI · IFRSexperience with promoted & listed companies

Accounting Click Co., Ltd. is a Bangkok-based accounting firm that provides English-language bookkeeping, tax filing, audit coordination, company registration and payroll services for foreign-owned businesses, expats and SMEs in Thailand. We handle the Revenue Department and DBD in Thai, and explain everything to you in plain English.

About Us

An accounting team with more than 10 years of experience

From day-to-day bookkeeping and audit to tax planning tailored to your business. Our team of professional accountants and auditors has more than 10 years of experience, with backgrounds at world-renowned Big 4 firms.

Why Choose Us

Full-Service Support

From bookkeeping to business-planning advice, so you can focus on growing your business without worrying about tax.

A Team That Truly Cares

We believe our clients’ success is our success. Our team is ready to advise you, answer your questions and support you closely and consistently.

Backed by 10+ Years of Experience

We have the right approach for your business. Accurate accounting is essential, so you can focus on growing and developing your business with confidence.

Grow Your Business on a Solid Foundation

At Accounting CLICK, we aim to be the business partner you can trust. With over 10 years of experience supporting SMEs across many industries, we help your business grow to the front of its industry.

No Hidden Fees, Clear Pricing

Our firm believes in transparency and honesty in every part of our service, so you can plan your costs accurately.

Focus Fully on Your Business

We keep your books in line with accounting standards, so you can be confident your accounting and tax information is accurate and complete — and focus fully on running your business.

More Than Just Accounting

We are not just accountants — we are your business partner. Beyond accounting and tax, we also help business owners with the wider business.

Your accountant
Anucha Saelim, Director of Accounting Click

Anucha Saelim

Director, Accounting Click

An auditor and accountant with 14 years of experience in manufacturing and listed-company environments. Anucha started his career in audit at EY Office Limited (Ernst & Young), then worked in corporate accounting at President Automobile Industries PCL.

  • B.Acc., Thammasat University
  • IFRS
  • BOI
  • IPO preparation
  • Manufacturing accounting
  • SAP / ERP
About our team
How it works

Getting started takes three steps

Switching accountants or starting fresh, the process is the same.

  1. Free consultation

    Call or message us on LINE. Tell us about your business, your transactions and any filings you are behind on.

  2. Fixed quote

    We review your documents and send a fixed monthly or annual fee, with a clear list of what is included.

  3. We handle the filings

    Send us your documents each month. We keep the books, file on time, and explain the results in English.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to the questions foreign business owners ask us most.

How much does bookkeeping cost in Thailand?

At Accounting Click, monthly bookkeeping starts at ฿3,500 per month for a non-VAT company with up to 5 transactions, and from ฿4,000 per month for a VAT-registered company. Dormant companies start at ฿5,000 per year. You receive a fixed quote before we start. See all bookkeeping plans.

Can a foreigner own 100% of a company in Thailand?

Sometimes. The Foreign Business Act limits foreign ownership to 49% for businesses on its restricted lists, which include most services. Majority or full foreign ownership is possible with BOI promotion, a Foreign Business License, the US Treaty of Amity for US nationals, or for activities not on the restricted lists. Company registration.

Does every Thai company need an audit?

Yes. Every Thai limited company must have its annual financial statements audited by a Thai Certified Public Accountant, even if it is dormant or made a loss. Only small registered partnerships are exempt. Audit & financial statements.

When are financial statements and corporate income tax due?

A company must hold its annual general meeting within 4 months of its financial year-end and file audited financial statements with the DBD within 1 month after that meeting. The annual corporate income tax return (PND.50) is due within 150 days of year-end, and the half-year return (PND.51) within 2 months after the first six months.

What is the corporate income tax rate for SMEs in Thailand?

The standard rate is 20% of net profit. A qualifying SME (paid-up capital of no more than ฿5 million and revenue of no more than ฿30 million) pays 0% on the first ฿300,000 of net profit, 15% on ฿300,001–3,000,000, and 20% above ฿3,000,000. Tax planning.

When does a business have to register for VAT?

A business must register for VAT within 30 days after its annual turnover exceeds ฿1.8 million. Once registered, it files a VAT return (PP.30) every month, even when there are no sales.

Do I need to speak Thai to work with you?

No. We communicate with you in English, send reports in English, and deal with the Revenue Department and the DBD in Thai on your behalf.

How do I get started?

Call 096-969-8592 or message us on LINE (@169mutwz) for a free consultation. We'll review your situation and send a fixed quote.

Last updated: September 2026. General information only, not tax advice for your specific situation.

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Free consultation. Tell us about your business and we'll tell you what you need to file and what it will cost.