How do I cease operations and make my company dormant in Thailand?

contact he should be able to help you

what part of Thailand are you in no point in recommending one not in your neck of the woods

@Andy ******

you can not keep a company dormant for any length of time. From the time it was established it has 3 years to start making a profit, or its business license will be voided, resulting in any business visa extension and work permits also voided. If you are fluent in formal Thai my wife, a licensed Thai accountant, can explain it to you. You formally close the business. You don't make it dormant, as you asked about. You also have compensation to pay to any employees terminated because of the closure. You can not avoid this by supposedly making the company dormant. What other questions do you have? My wife deals with foreign companies, and just went through the profit timeframe with one of them last year, and has closed out two in the last five years.

@Andy ******

as long as you file your taxes every year going forward, assuming you showed a profit last year on taxes, you can keep it as a company for over 3 years, doing the same required filings as you do now, as the UK company's situation might change within that timeframe. It does require keeping all the paperwork up to date. As a side note , you can keep paying into Thai social security for yourself, to keep your medical insurance with them, even if the business is liquidated.