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Have you questioned yourself if you have over-paid tax during the year? Why not considering claiming a tax refund! For more information, please click "Read More".

As it is now time to file a year-end Thai personal income tax for 2022 (due on 31 March 2023), please visit our Guide on Thai Personal Income Tax for 2022 by clicking "Read More".

You can claim a tax deduction of up to 40,000 Thai baht for domestic purchases of goods and services that were made during 1 January 2023 through 15 February 2023. For more information, please click "Read More".

Since the source of income from trading cryptocurrency could have a huge impact on the tax implications, determining whether it is Thai-sourced income versus foreign-sourced income could be crucial. For more information, please click "Read More".

There is a new rule for claiming a tax deduction for SSF and RMF investments. If you wish to know more details about those changes, please click "Read More".

The Thai Revenue Department issued a law that requires taxpayers who have derived income from trading cryptocurrencies in Thailand to prepare and maintain an account. For more information, please click "Read More".

Earlier this year 2022, they published a guideline on the personal income tax implications of income derived from cryptocurrency and digital tokens. For more information about that guideline, please click "Read More".

The capability of the Thai tax authorities to collect income tax from someone who earned gains from trading cryptocurrencies still remains in doubt. For more information, please click "Read More".

Previously, a child deductible amount for personal income tax purposes was 30,000 baht per child. For more information, please click "Read More".

The new Thai property tax has come into effect on since January 2020. For more information, please click "Read More".