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If one spends 175 days in Thailand per year, do they need to pay tax in Thailand?

March 26, 2024

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If you do not spend 180 days or more in Thailand per year, you are considered a non-Thai tax resident. Foreign-sourced income that is remitted into Thailand is not a taxable asset. However, if you have an income in Thailand, you are liable for tax.

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Category: Thai Tax Residency
Tags: Filing Requirements, Tax Residency