Tikomporn Kuanpoonpol
Director– Tax and Legal Services
Tikomporn is Tax Director at Grant Thornton Thailand in the Tax compliance team, focusing on corporate income tax and Thornton Thailand in 2023 after gaining three-year audit experience and more than ten-year as a tax consultant in Thailand.
Experience
Tikomporn has worked with clients in various industries including electrics & industrial goods, automotive, construction, consumer sectors, and service businesses.
Tikomporn is a seasoned tax practitioner who specializes in corporate income tax compliance services and is experienced in reviewing tax matters for complex business organizations including promoted and non-promoted entities. She has also:
• Assisted in preparing or reviewing the various compulsory tax returns including but not limited to mid-year and annual corporate income tax, value added tax, self-assess value added tax, domestic and offshore withholding tax, and payroll tax to comply with the Thai Revenue Code.
• Provided various tax due diligence assistance s to identify the tax contingent liabilities.
• Assisted in tax reviewing service to identify the weakness/ potential tax liabilities and provided constructive s to improve tax compliance and mitigate the tax risk.
Provided tax advisory on Thai corporate income tax, tax incentives, withholding tax, value added tax, and other taxes under the Thai Revenue Code.
Sector Experience
Automobile parts, electrics & industrial goods, construction, consumer sectors, and service businesses.
Education
• Master of Business Administration, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
Bachelor of Business Administration - Accounting, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
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