Project Title : An easy-to-use accounting program for SMEs, according to a single account measurement, the revenue department
By : Walinda Suratod, Arisa Suksamosorn, Waranya Jadang, Mr.Itthisak Rattanakijyon
Advisor : Mr.Itthisak Rattanakijyon
Degree : Bachelor of Business Administration
Major : Accounting
Faculty : Business Administration
Semester / Academic year : 3 /2015
Abstract
The Government, legally encourage the entrepreneurs or business making sector make the single account and financial statements, which will be represented a real growth in their business. A measurement on single account has been signed in law, a Royal Act on a tax exemption and support in terms of a taxation, as well as, in a Royal Decree in terms of decreasing and exemption on Revenue Code (issue on 595), B.E. 2558. Inside, the important point is an exemption on retroactive tax investigation, particularly in case of improving the old and error account to be a new and real one.
The Revenue Department, hopefully encourage the entrepreneurs make the single account. Therefore, a training and easy-to-use accounting program will be available for them and SMEs. As a role in creation team; a participation in training an accounting program for them, so, an education report and project is set up under the title “An easy-to-use accounting program for SMEs, according to a single account measurement, the Revenue Department.” On a concreted project training, we have recognized how this program is important for them. It will truly develop and top up a new knowledge and accounting skill to apply this program for enhancing their making business and benefit for SMEs.
On behalf of a creation team, hopefully, we expect that a valuable experience on training and skill on a single account, will be useful for an education sector, as well as for who are in accounting works and careers.
Keywords: Easy-to-use accounting program, Single account, SMEs.
An easy-to-use accounting program for SMEs, according to a single account measurement, the revenue department
Faculty of Business Administration, Siam University, Thailand