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News 31 มกราคม 2569 4 ครั้งที่อ่าน

Common Accounting Mistakes SME's Make in Thailand

Common Accounting Mistakes SME's Make in Thailand

Many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Thailand face penalties and cash-flow issues not because of poor performance, but often due to avoidable accounting mistakes.

Here are some of the most common ones:

Late or incorrect tax filings

VAT, withholding tax, and corporate income tax deadlines are often missed, leading to penalties and surcharges.

Mixing personal and company finances

Using one bank account for both personal and business expenses creates compliance risks and unclear financial records.

Incomplete bookkeeping records

Missing invoices, receipts, or supporting documents can cause problems during audits and tax reviews.

Incorrect VAT treatment

Applying VAT incorrectly — or failing to register when required — is a frequent issue among growing businesses.

No regular financial review

Many SMEs only review their accounts once a year, which makes it harder to control costs and plan ahead. Often this is paired with insufficient lower grade accounting support who doesn't highlight important fats and guide SME's.

No sufficient communication/consulting

Very simple frequent and adequate English communication highlighting monthly accounting and legal information to correctly plan ahead and decide.

Your solution

  • Detailed and higher skilled accounting is not just about compliance — it helps business owners make better decisions.
  • At M&E (Thailand) Co. Ltd., we support SMEs and foreign-owned companies with clear, reliable, and compliant accounting services in Thailand.
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