Tippawan Pumbansao Audit Director
Tippawan Pumbansao is an SEC-registered listed company auditor, ASEAN CPA and an audit director of Mazars Thailand. She graduated from Ramkhamhaeng University with an MBA in accounting and finance.
She is also the engagement leader for a range of audit engagements, and is responsible for IFRS/group, deferred tax calculation, and statutory audits of public companies limited and multinational corporations in Thailand. These engagements cover a wide range of companies in several sectors, including securities, insurance, manufacturing, trading, and services.
She is also a member of the technical committee and an insurance expert, and has been a guest speaker at client seminars and Mazars’ Annual Forum on topics such as ‘Updated Thai Accounting Standards’.
Prior to joining Mazars Thailand, she worked at an international audit firm in Thailand for more than 10 years. She has extensive audit and assurance experience across a range of industries, including listed companies, insurance, construction, property management, mutual funds, and hotels.
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- TFRS for SMEs requirements reduced
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