Accounting · tax · payroll · Lamai
Books so tidy,
tax is boring.
Monthly accounts closed by the 10th, filings done weeks early, and a person who answers by name when the revenue department writes. Numbers are our side of the street.
The monthly rhythm
Five dates, the same every month — you always know what happens when, and nothing piles up until year-end.
- 5Receipts in
- 10Books closed
- 15VAT & PND filed
- 20Payroll run
- 28Owner’s report
Three retainers, one quiet price
Each plan is a fixed monthly fee — quoted before we start, unchanged for twelve months. Start with the light one and move up at any month-end; the price never changes underneath you.
A studio, not a call centre.
Four accountants, one island, and clients we greet by name at the post office. Your file never travels further than our shelf — and neither does your question.
What tidy books catch
Reconciled monthly books are not paperwork — they are the early warning system. Clients who switched to us found, within the first quarter:
- Double-charged supplier invoices worth a new espresso machine
- VAT overpaid on rent since the previous accountant’s “shortcut”
- A payroll round that missed the new withholding tables
- And, most years: nothing — which is exactly the point
Balanced, in every sense
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The mint door in Lamai
Ground floor, second shopfront south of the market crossing. Drop-in Wednesdays mean you never need an appointment to drop off a shoebox — or to pick up good news.
- Hours
- Mon–Fri · 08:30–17:30
- Drop-in
- Wednesdays, all day
- Languages
- EN · TH · DE
- Phone
- +66 77 000 912
Asked at the kitchen table
