Studist Hosts Seminar on Accounting and Tax Strategies for Japanese Companies in Thailand

Introduction

Studist, a company headquartered in Japan, is set to hold an important online seminar specifically tailored for Japanese enterprises venturing into the Thai market. This seminar, titled "Accounting and Tax Strategies for Japanese Companies Entering Thailand – Learning from Failure Cases and Key Points for Organizational Knowledge Transfer," will be conducted in collaboration with J Glocal Accounting Co., Ltd., a recognized expert in accounting and taxation within Thailand.

The Importance of the Seminar

Entering the Thai business landscape can be a daunting task for Japanese companies, primarily due to the stark differences in local accounting and taxation systems compared to Japan. Many firms face significant challenges, including frequent regulatory changes and unique local practices, which can hinder their success. Moreover, the risk of losing essential knowledge and expertise due to personnel changes within companies adds another layer of complexity. This seminar is aimed at addressing these concerns by providing practical knowledge and strategies designed to foster stability and growth for businesses in Thailand.

Seminar Details

- Date: May 22, 2025 (Thursday)
- Time: 14:00 – 15:00 (Thailand Time) / 16:00 – 17:00 (Japan Time)
- Format: Online seminar via Zoom (access details will be sent via email separately)
- Participation Fee: Free
- Registration: Interested participants can sign up through the provided registration link.

Speakers

The seminar will feature distinguished speakers from J Glocal Accounting Co., Ltd. and Studist, who will share their insights and expertise:

- Ryuuichi Sakata (Managing Director, J Glocal Accounting Co., Ltd.)

Sakata began his career at an accounting firm specializing in securitization while studying at Komazawa University. He moved to Thailand in 2009, where he worked at a Nippon-based accounting firm in Bangkok for five years, engaging in accounting, taxation, and auditing services for various Japanese companies. In 2013, he established J Glocal Accounting Co., Ltd., where he serves as an expert in Thai tax law, particularly corporate tax and VAT matters.

- Yuusuke Mota (Managing Director, Studist (Thailand) Co., Ltd.)

Mota holds a Master's degree in Science and Technology from Waseda University. He began his professional journey at INX Co., working on design and manufacturing consulting for major automotive companies. Later, he established Japan's first BtoC online 3D printing service in 2009. He joined Studist in 2011 as CMO and has held significant roles ever since, becoming the Global Business Division head in 2018.

About Studist

Founded on March 19, 2010, in Chiyoda, Tokyo, Studist operates as a technology firm specializing in cloud services and consulting for corporate clients. With a capital of approximately 103.2 million yen, the company is led by CEO Satoshi Suzuki. For more details, visit Studist's website.

Conclusion

This seminar is an invaluable opportunity for Japanese businesses aiming to establish or enhance their operations in Thailand. By leveraging the expertise of industry professionals, participants can gain practical insights that are crucial for navigating Thailand’s accounting and taxation landscape, ultimately contributing to their success in the region.