What to know and do about bad debts in Thailand – Part II

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Ex. What happens if an estate agent in Thailand lies, double deals, cheats or misrepresents…? “Can you count on and trust every single estate agent in Thailand?”

In Part I of this two part article we noted the importance for your company to comply with the legal requirements to “write‐off” uncollectable or “Bad Debts” so that your company would not be required to pay income tax on these uncollected monies. And we saw that under Section 65 of the Thailand Revenue Code (“RC“) and Ministry of Finance regulation No. 186 (1991) (“MR”) in order for Bad Debts to be written‐off they generally my have (1) arisen from your company’s business and (2) it must not be too late to file a court action to collect them.

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