Unigin Ventures · Insights
Practical guides on fundraising, finance, accounting and tax for startup and SME founders, from the Unigin Ventures team.
Compare the combined tax on company and owner when you take salary, dividends or a mix. See the 23.5% crossover point, a worked example, and the legal conditions for paying dividends.
Why taxable profit ends up higher than accounting profit, five questions to ask before booking an expense, the 0.3% entertainment cap, the 1 million baht car limit, and a worked add-back example.
Withholding rates on rent, services, professional fees, advertising and transport, when to use PND 3 or PND 53, online filing deadlines, common mistakes, and the 1% e-withholding rate through 2027.
Three ways to issue electronic tax invoices in Thailand: time stamp by email for businesses under 30 million baht, the full system, or a service provider. Steps, costs, and the double deduction.
A plain-language guide to the three taxes almost every Thai SME deals with: reduced corporate income tax for SMEs, when to register for VAT, and how withholding tax works, with a filing calendar.
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Unigin Ventures invests in and supports startups and SMEs with capital and advice on finance, accounting, legal matters and technology.
