Thailand: Managing transfer pricing risk in Thailand

March 23 2011

In the past decade, transfer pricing has played an important role in the Asia Pacific region. Thailand is no exception. The management of a multinational company with a subsidiary in Thailand or planning to establish one, should know how to manage transfer pricing risk in Thailand, explain Sorraya Boonsongprasert and Tatpicha Pipatmongkolchai of HNP Counsellors – Taxand Thailand

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