Foreign-Sourced Income

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No, proceeds from selling an asset in a non-Thai tax year are not taxable in Thailand, provided the sale occurred while you were not a Thai tax resident.

Rental income from overseas property is foreign-sourced income. It becomes taxable when the money enters Thailand and the income arose in a tax-resident year.

Rental income earned in a year you are not a Thai tax resident is not taxed when remitted. Tax paid overseas may be credited against Thai tax if you keep the necessary documents.