2.5 Auditing Requirements and Standards
Audited financial statements of juristic entities (i.e. a limited company, registered partnership, branch, representative office, regional office of a foreign corporation, or joint venture) must be certified by an authorized auditor and be submitted to the Revenue Department and to the Commercial Registrar for each accounting year.
However, for a registered partnership with registered capital of less than five million baht, total revenue of no more than 30 million baht, and total assets of no more than 30 million baht, financial statement does not need to be certified by an authorized auditor.
Auditing practices conforming to international standards are, for the most part, recognized and practiced by authorized auditors in Thailand.
Audited financial statements of juristic entities (i.e. a limited company, registered partnership, branch, representative office, regional office of a foreign corporation, or joint venture) must be certified by an authorized auditor and be submitted to the Revenue Department and to the Commercial Registrar for each accounting year.
However, for a registered partnership with registered capital of less than five million baht, total revenue of no more than 30 million baht, and total assets of no more than 30 million baht, financial statement does not need to be certified by an authorized auditor.
Auditing practices conforming to international standards are, for the most part, recognized and practiced by authorized auditors in Thailand.
Updated 27 September 2011
Data Verified by Seri Manop & Doyle Ltd.
