Do I pay Thai taxes on my foreign income as a DTV Visa Thailand holder? This depends on the duration of your stay. According to the law, anyone who stays in Thailand for over 180 days out of a calendar year will be considered a tax resident by the Thai government. You will be liable...
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As the visa lets you stay up to 180 days in Thailand, you won’t need to pay any taxes on income derived from foreign sources. Downsides of a DTV Visa Thailand While you can perform certain activities and earn income, you cannot work for a Thai company requiring a Thai work permit. ...
For non-resident tax payers, capital gains income that is sourced in Thailand is subject to tax at the rate of 15% under the provisions of the personal income law in Thailand. Foreign non-resident individuals selling property in Thailand should note, however, they may be exempt from this 15...
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Thai Elite Tax Residency and Liability If you spend 180 days or more in the Kingdom within a calendar year and have been earning income from abroad, you will be considered a tax resident and subject toPersonal Income Tax in Thailand(PIT) on certain types of overseas income. This can includ...
Under Thai law, only 49% of any condominium complex can be owned by foreigners. Your lawyer will check this as part of their due diligence because the last thing you want to do is arrive at a settlement and find out that the condo you set your heart on falls outside the foreign quota...
442 B.E. 2548 has the problem of providing tax privileges through excessive tax exemptions on dividends due to dividends receiving full tax exemption, and it provides for withholding taxes taxed in a foreign country which can be used as deductible expenses in Thailand. The study reveals that ...