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Taxability

Does Thailand tax foreign-sourced income?

Foreign-sourced income is a taxable asset if remitted to Thailand for Thai tax residents.

Learn more about the Thailand Revenue Department’s announcements on foreign sourced income here

Category: Taxability

Tags: Foreign-Sourced Income, Tax Residency, Taxable Income

Has the Revenue Department’s interpretation of Section 41 changed to make foreign income taxable regardless of when it is transferred to Thailand? However, does Section 41 only apply if you are a tax resident of Thailand at the time the income is earned?

Correct, if you are non-tax resident at the time of sale, then this can be remitted to Thailand without a tax implication

Category: Taxability

Tags: Tax Residency, Taxable Income

Unless the Revenue Department clarifies its rules regarding the sale of a foreigner’s home, many foreigners may hesitate to retire permanently in Thailand.

The rules are clear if you are a Thai tax resident then you are liable for capital gains tax on the property, depending on the DTA.

Category: Taxability

Tags: Property, Tax Residency

What are the filing obligations for someone staying less than 180 days in Thailand?

Foreign income remitted during non-residency (less than 180 days) is not taxable.

Categories: Taxability Thai Tax Residency

Tag: Tax Residency