Scoping questions we ask at intake
The short list of questions that shape fee, timeline, and whether on-site review in Chiang Mai is worth it.
Intake is not a sales script. It is how we keep a financial audit of tax reporting applications inside a calendar you can trust.
Questions that change the quote
- Which exact forms and periods are in scope?
- Is the application draft-complete, partial, or already lodged?
- How many branches or entities feed the figures?
- Will documents stay on site at Chang Klan Road or move through secure exchange?
- Who answers coding questions within two business days?
Questions that change the method
If cash sales are material, we increase sample days. If foreign-currency purchases are material, we ask for rate sources. If a Revenue Department letter already exists, we read it before fieldwork so findings do not ignore an open thread.
What you can prepare before the call
A one-page readiness note beats a large unsorted zip file. List known weak areas honestly — late invoices, missing withholding certificates, unclear intercompany charges. Those notes shorten scoping and usually lower the risk premium in the fee.