In Thailand, the income tax rate for expatriates, much like for local residents, is based on a progressive scale, starting at 0% for those earning up to 150,000 baht and can rise up to 35% for incomes exceeding 5 million baht. Expatriates are considered tax residents if they spend 180 days or more in Thailand within a tax year, which runs from 1 January to 31 December, and are then taxed on their income derived from Thai sources and foreign sourced income remitted to Thailand.
You can find out more about Thailand’s tax rates, allowances and deductions here or if you prefer to listen to a short podcast here
Category: General Tax Queries
