Navigating Thai Property Taxes: A Comprehensive Guide

Navigating Thai Property Taxes: A Comprehensive Guide

 

When it comes to owning property in Thailand, understanding the taxation landscape is essential. Here's a concise breakdown of the key taxes you need to know:

Corporate Tax:

  • Small businesses: 20-25%
  • SET-listed companies: 25%
  • Newly registered companies: 20-25%
  • Banking facilities & headquarters: 10%
  • Associations & foundations: 2-10%

Withholding Tax:

  • Employment income: 5-37%
  • Rents, prizes, services: 1-5%
  • Public entertainer remuneration: 5-37%
  • Advertising fees: 2%

Personal Income Tax:

  • Graduated scale, 0-37%

Property Taxes:

  • Transfer fee: 2%
  • Stamp Duty: 0.5%
  • Withholding Tax: 1% (seller)
  • Business Tax: 3.3% (seller)

Land and Building Tax:

  • Calculated based on assessed value

While this guide provides an overview, taxation complexities can vary. For precise advice, seek professional guidance. Owning property in Thailand can be a rewarding venture when you're well-informed.

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