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Thailand Company Dissolution & Liquidation
Close cleanly — EGM, DBD filing, liquidator, RD tax clearance, and final deletion in one package.
Quick Answer
Typical timeline 12–18 months. Retainer from THB 65,000(dormant) — THB 350,000+ (BOI). Liquidator, audit, and RD tax clearance all included.
Services
- ✓ EGM special-resolution drafting
- ✓ DBD dissolution registration
- ✓ Liquidator appointment & duties
- ✓ Creditor notice & newspaper publication
- ✓ Employee severance & SSO closure
- ✓ Asset sale & distribution
- ✓ Final audit (statutory)
- ✓ Revenue Department tax clearance
- ✓ VAT / WHT / SBT deregistration
- ✓ Final DBD deletion + certificate
FAQ
- How long does it take to dissolve a Thai company?
- 12–18 months typical: (1) EGM special resolution, (2) DBD registration of dissolution, (3) liquidator asset gathering + creditor notice, (4) final audit + tax clearance from RD, (5) final DBD deletion. Rushed dissolutions rarely succeed.
- Do I need a liquidator?
- Yes — mandatory under Civil & Commercial Code s.1251. The liquidator (usually a director or lawyer) has 14 days to publish notices and 2 months to file initial reports. We serve as liquidator + counsel.
- Tax clearance — what to expect?
- Revenue Department reviews 5+ years of filings, matches VAT/withholding/corporate returns, and may audit. Retained loss + intercompany balances often trigger reassessments. Budget 3–8 months for RD clearance.
- Cost?
- Simple dormant company: THB 65,000–95,000. Active SME with staff/assets: THB 120,000–280,000. BOI/foreign-owned complex: THB 350,000+. Includes liquidator fee, audit, RD clearance, and DBD deletion.
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