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Aug. 3--WRITING OFF LOSSES INCURRED OVERSEAS: If you're a Thai company exporting goods, one unpleasant experience that you may have had to face is having to write off bad debts incurred by your foreign customers. Fingers-crossed, this doesn't happen too often, but it is an unavoidable fact of doing business.
So, let's assume that your foreign customer fails to make payment for one of your invoices, either wholly or in part.
Commercially, of course, you'll go after that customer with every means at your disposal, which may include re-negotiating the price with them, or even just offering a discount.
But, in a worst-case scenario, where your customer just simply refuses to pay, you have to think of what to do -- which could include taking legal action.
...Source: HighBeam Research, Bangkok Post, Thailand, tax column.