Parin Supsavaipol Tax Director - Taxation Practice
Parin is a senior tax director at Mazars in Thailand. Parin has over 12 years’ experience in a wide range of tax services, especially tax planning and restructuring, domestic and cross-border transactional tax advisory, tax due diligence and tax advisory in connection with market entry to Thailand or outbound investment including tax incentive scheme.
In addition, he is a key driver regarding the shared service center and incentive scheme (i.e. International Business Center) promoted by the Thai authorities with many successful projects.
Parin advises clients in many sectors such as services, manufacturing, renewable energy, trading and etc.
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- Thailand enacts global minimum tax: Key implications of the Emergency Decree on Top-Up Tax B.E. 2567
- VAT Compliance alert: New input VAT deduction rules for sales outside of Thailand
- The Revenue Department introduces tax measures to promote investment in Special Economic Zones
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- Tax exemptions and deductions available to corporations
- Revenue Department and Customs Department integrate data access to streamline tax administration
- Royal decree on trading of cryptocurrency and digital tokens being exempt from VAT
- Thailand extends reduced VAT rate of 7% for another year
- Results of public hearing on draft legislation related to Pillar 2 of the OECD’s framework on base erosion and profit shifting.