Revenue Code
Governs corporate and personal income tax, VAT and withholding tax, with surcharges and penalties for late filing.

Central Thailand — Nonthaburi
Keeping every statutory tax and accounting deadline under control.

Nonthaburi is a densely populated Bangkok-adjacent province and the seat of several central government departments. Common legal work involves condominiums and housing estates, sale and transfer agreements, disputes with condominium or village juristic persons, consumer cases, and corporate work for mid-sized businesses based outside Bangkok to reduce costs.
A company registered in Thailand carries layered statutory duties: monthly filings with the Revenue Department, social security contributions, bookkeeping under the Accounting Act, and annual financial statements submitted to the Department of Business Development. We handle these alongside the legal work so that everything filed with the authorities is consistent, reducing exposure to surcharges arising from late filing or mismatched figures.
Jurisdiction and filing requirements should be confirmed for each matter, because practice and required attachments differ between offices.
| Court / authority | What it handles |
|---|---|
| Nonthaburi Provincial Court and Nonthaburi Municipal Court | Civil and criminal cases within the province |
| Nonthaburi Juvenile and Family Court | Family and juvenile matters |
| Nonthaburi Provincial Land Office and branch offices | Registration of land and condominium transactions |
| Department of Business Development (head office located in Nonthaburi) | Company registration, financial statement filing and registered changes |
| Nonthaburi Legal Execution Office | Enforcement of judgments in the province |
| Provincial consumer protection office | Receives consumer complaints before matters reach the courts |
| District offices in Nonthaburi (civil registration) | Civil and marriage registration |
| Nonthaburi Provincial Commercial Office | Local business registration services |
Monthly filings follow the Revenue Department’s deadlines for each cycle, while annual closing and submission of financial statements to the Department of Business Development follow the statutory windows after the accounting year end. Your company’s specific dates are set out in advance in the compliance calendar.
Timeframes are indicative and depend on the court calendar and the authority handling the matter in Nonthaburi.
Summarised for general understanding only. The application of each provision depends on the facts of your case.
Governs corporate and personal income tax, VAT and withholding tax, with surcharges and penalties for late filing.
Sets duties to keep accounts, appoint a bookkeeper and retain accounting records.
Relevant to tax residence and double taxation on cross-border income.
These are constructed examples used to explain procedure. They are not client matters, and no outcome is implied or guaranteed.
Situation: A company is asked to explain historical expense items.
Usual approach: Assemble documents item by item and period by period, and reconcile tax invoices, contracts and payment trails before attending. (Hypothetical.)

First check whether the rate was validly approved by a general meeting and whether each instalment is still within its prescription period. If the rate or resolution is invalid, the owner can challenge it — but simply not paying, without a formal objection, may trigger restrictions under the regulations.
Check the contract’s late-delivery penalty and whether any claimed excuse genuinely applies, then serve written notice setting a deadline. If it is still not met, the buyer may continue claiming the penalty or terminate and reclaim sums paid — and the choice affects what can be claimed afterwards.
Consumer cases follow a dedicated, faster procedure: consumers generally file without court fees, and on some issues the burden of proof shifts to the business — for example matters within the business’s exclusive knowledge — making it better suited to goods and services disputes than an ordinary suit.
When turnover reaches the threshold set by the Revenue Code, or where the activity requires registration by law. Some companies register voluntarily before the threshold to claim input tax; this should be weighed against the customer and supplier mix.
Yes. Even with no movement the company must file for each period and submit annual financial statements. Stopping filings accumulates penalties and can affect the company’s standing.
Yes. We commonly prepare and assemble the records for your certified auditor to examine, keeping the auditor’s opinion independent as professional standards require.
Tell us the facts and we will explain which authority applies, what documents are needed and the realistic timeframe.