The Securities and Exchange Commission, Thailand (SEC) together with the Institute of Certified Accountants and Auditors of Thailand (ICAAT) issued accounting guidelines on revenue recognition for

juristic offenders in eight cases and the total remittance of more than 50 million baht as public revenue.  Mr. Somchai Pongpattanasin, SEC Assistant Secretary?General in charge of the Enforcement Division

inflation rate by 0.05 percent, resulting from lower price in agricultural products. Furthermore, an enlargement of tourism sector together with a rise in number of agricultural products were key factors of

services amounted of Baht 1,599.04 million in revenue from sales and services increased by Baht 311.05 million or 19.45 percent income increase due 1.1 Revenues increased from leather parts for the car seat

amounted of Baht 358.29 million in revenue from sales and services increased by Baht 117.42 million or 32.72 percent income increase due 1.1 Revenues increased from leather parts for the car seat with orders

457.02 million in revenue from sales and services increased by 21.59 million or 4.72 percent income increase due 1.1 Revenue increased from leather parts for the car seat and furniture, with orders from

Land and Property factory in Bangpoo Estate. 1.7) Other income increase 50.68 due the Company to forfeit the deposit 37.00 million baht form breach of the sale and purchase agreement in common stock a

Land and Property factory in Bangpoo Estate. 1.7) Other income increase 50.68 due the Company to forfeit the deposit 37.00 million baht form breach of the sale and purchase agreement in common stock a

. Therefore, this results to lower entrepreneurs and workers income, increase in unemployment rate, people in general are worried about uncertainty financially. As a result, people will most likely postpone

% Millions of THB % Millions of THB % Revenue from sale of real estate 679.80 84.01% 1,003.47 91.27% (323.67) (32.26%) Revenue from construction service 98.87 12.22% 59.91 5.45% 38.96 65.03% Total Revenue