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Categories Of Thai Taxes

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Withholding Tax

02

Corporate Income Tax

03

Personal Income Tax

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Value Added Tax

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Specific Business Tax

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How We Help

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Documents Required

  1. Company’s certificate of incorporation
  2. Company’s registration documents (affidavit, MOA, and shareholders list, etc.)
  3. Proof of nationality, including passport

If your company is registered in the VAT system:

  1. Registration of VAT: Por. 01
  2. VAT Amendment: Por. 09
  3. For VAT Certificate: Por. 20 

Monthly Accounting filing during the year

  1. Por. 30, 36 (the recent 3 months)
  2. PND 1, 3, 53 (the recent 3 months)
  3. Social Funds filing (the recent 3 months)
  4. Half Yearly Report (also known as PND.51); if any

Financial records

  1. Sales Tax Report
  2. Purchase Tax Report

Payment Vouchers & Receipts

  1. For receiving
  2. For paying
  3. Withholding Tax slip(s) received from

Frequently Asked Questions

Anyone earning more than his/her basic exemption limit must file income tax returns.

Being a foreigner, the first thing you should do is obtain a taxpayer identification number (TIN). It is comprised of 10 digits and is issued by the Revenue Department.

A foreigner, non-juristic body of persons and non-juristic ordinary partnership are liable to pay personal income tax. Also, if you want to become a VAT registrant you must pay personal income tax.

Photocopy of;

  • House registration book of taxpayer/estate administrator
  • Court order appointing estate administrator
  • Passport/PIN card/Alien certificate

Usually, a book keeper and a Thai account reconcile accounts in order to ensure that the bank account and accounting are always kept updated.

Yes, if it exceeds your basic exemption limit. Filing a tax return is a way of declaring to the government that the income has been derived only from those sources mentioned by you.