Chart of Accounts Templates
6 free COA templates for Thai businesses — General Trading, Service, Manufacturing, Restaurant, Construction, and Online Seller. CSV format, ready to import into any accounting software.
General Trading
67 accountsFor buy-sell businesses with inventory — covers both B2B and B2C operations.
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Service Business
52 accountsFor consulting, IT, digital, marketing, legal, or general service businesses.
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Manufacturing
61 accountsFor factories with raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods.
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Restaurant
63 accountsFor restaurants, cafés, food delivery, and all F&B businesses.
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Construction
60 accountsFor civil, MEP, or turnkey contractors — supports percentage-of-completion method.
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Online Seller
62 accountsFor Shopee, Lazada, TikTok Shop, and social commerce sellers.
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How to Use
Download CSV
Click to download — the CSV file works with Excel, Google Sheets, and most accounting software.
Customize for Your Business
Add, remove, or rename accounts to fit your operations — codes follow TFRS for NPAEs standard.
Import into Accounting Software
Import the CSV into WA Accounting, Peak, Express, or any software you use.
Need a Customized Chart of Accounts?
WACC's CPA team can build a tailored COA specifically for your business type and structure.
Free CPA ConsultationCSV Format: Code, Name, Type, Notes. Account types: Asset, Liability, Equity, Revenue, COGS, Expense, OtherIncome, OtherExpense, Tax. Contra accounts are noted in the Notes column. Always review and adjust accounts with your CPA before importing into live accounting software.
About These Chart of Accounts Templates
These Chart of Accounts (COA) templates are designed for Thai SMEs following the TFRS for NPAEs (Thai Financial Reporting Standard for Non-Publicly Accountable Entities) framework. Each template is pre-structured with account codes and types specific to that industry.
Account codes follow a 4-digit structure: 1xxx = Assets, 2xxx = Liabilities, 3xxx = Equity, 4xxx = Revenue, 5xxx = Expenses/COGS, 6xxx–7xxx = Other Income/Expense, 8xxx = Tax.
These templates are starting points — you should customize them with your accountant to match your specific business structure, reporting requirements, and any industry-specific regulations.