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Do Good Foundation President Clarifies Tax Audit at Revenue Office

Do Good Foundation president Buam Panadda Wongphudee and her lawyer met with Bangkok Area Revenue Office 8 officials on November 5 to address a tax audit summons. The foundation faced a 4,000 baht fine related to its Form PND.55 income tax filing and accounting document submissions. The pair presented supporting evidence to clarify the foundation's tax matters and will continue cooperating with the official review process.

Do Good Foundation President Clarifies Tax Audit at Revenue Office
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Lawyer Phet revealed that Buam Panadda met with the Revenue Department to clarify the Do Good Foundation's tax documents, bringing supporting evidence to show officials.

On November 5, 2026, Ekkawit Sri-sang, known as "Lawyer Phet," attorney for "Buam Panadda Wongphudee," president of the Do Good Foundation, stated that this morning he traveled with Ms. Panadda Wongphudee to Bangkok Area Revenue Office 8 to meet officials per the Revenue Department's operator notification letter and present documents related to the foundation's operations.

Previously, Bangkok Area Revenue Office 8 had sent a letter notifying the Do Good Foundation to meet officials for a tax audit. The letter specified numerous documents to prepare for the audit, including power of attorney, national ID cards, income and expense documents, purchase and sales tax reports, receipts and tax invoices, product and raw material reports, corporate registration certificate, and evidence of bank account deposits and withdrawals.

Regarding the comparative fine assessment document presented, it stated that the Do Good Foundation had issues with filing the foundation or association income tax return (Form PND.55) as well as submitting related accounting documents. Officials assessed a fine of 4,000 baht, and an acknowledgment signature was obtained on the document.

The purpose of today's meeting with officials was to provide information and present relevant evidence to clarify matters with the Revenue Department. The process will proceed according to official procedures, with a request to verify all facts and documents thoroughly.

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