Mazars in Thailand

Mazars, a different player in auditing, accounting, tax and advisory services in Thailand

Mazars merged in 2008 with the Double Impact Group. The merger combined the benefits of the worldwide integrated partnership of Mazars with the entrepreneurial drive of the Double Impact Group.

Mazars Worldwide

Mazars is an international, integrated and independent organisation, specialising in audit, accountancy, tax, legal and advisory services.
Mazars can rely on the skills of 13,000  professionals in the 69  countries which make up its integrated partnership on the five continents. Mazars also has correspondents and joint ventures in 15  additional countries.
Mazars is also one of the founding members of the Praxity Alliance, which gathers 79  independent organisations and 28,000  professionals in 82  countries.

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Services

Mazars specialises in audit, accounting, tax and advisory services across a range of markets and sectors. We offer specialist skills beyond the reach of most regional firms.
You will find below our main services. The complete description is available in the "Our services" section.

Accounting Outsourcing Thailand
Audit
Due Diligence Review
Tax Advisory Services
Business Advisory
Legal & Company Secretarial Services
Payroll Outsourcing Thailand
Accounting Outsourcing Asia Pacific
Payroll Outsourcing Asia Pacific
IFRS services
ジャパンデスク Japanese Desk

Our annual report

RA 2010_2011

2010-2011: Mazars publishes its Annual Report

03 January 2012

Mazars introduces the 7th edition of its Annual Report: “Collective intelligence”. To date, Mazars is the only global audit and advisory group that publishes an annual report which includes consolidated accounts co-audited under IFRS. The Group has performed this unique exercise since 2004-2005.

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Update of the 2009/2010 annual report

17 January 2011

Following the Group’s annual Partners Conference, which was held in Prague last December, Mazars is presenting an update to the sixth edition of its annual report.

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Thai Tax Forum 2012

16 May 2012

Chakkree Soithong, Director of Taxation at Mazars Thailand, was a guest speaker for the “Thai Tax Forum 2012: Tax Planning and Regulations towards AEC 2015” on 15 May 2012 at the Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel, Bangkok. Keywords: Mazars, Thailand, AEC, Tax Forum 2012

e-Expert System for Appointing Expatriate Advisors to Work with Promoted Companies

The office of the Board of Investment (‘BOI’) recently issued an announcement which allows investors to ask for permission to bring expatriate advisors into Thailand using an electronic processing system known as the “e-Expert System”.

Tax Incentive Scheme Announced by the BOI to Boost New Investment in Pathum Thani and Ayutthaya

The Board of Investment (‘BOI’) has announced an additional tax incentive scheme for new investment projects in the flood affected areas. This is expected to encourage both new and existing investors to continue to investment in BOI promoted industrial estates or zones in Pathum Thani and Ayutthaya.

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Guide to Doing Business in Pacific Asia 2012

Guide to Doing Business in Asia Pacific 2012

The Mazars Guide to Doing Business in Asia Pacific 2012 has been updated to include two new countries - Pakistan and Tajikistan.

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Mazars Thailand Flooding Bulletin

After two months underwater we can slowly return to our homes, factories and offices to clean up what the floods have left behind. In our flooding bulletin Mazars addresses the tax, accounting and legal points most applicable for your company.

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Thought Leadership Series

This report takes an objective view of the automotive industry in 8 major markets across the Asia-Pacific region whilst also highlighting significant trends in terms of production, exports and the market landscape.

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TFRS Technical Bulletin

02 August 2011

The new accounting standard is similar in concept to the IFRS for SMEs and is expected to reduce the financial reporting burden on NPAEs.

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