Cabinet approves extension of 7% VAT rate until 30 September 2026

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Cabinet approves extension of 7% VAT rate until 30 September 2026

On 9 September 2025 the Thai cabinet approved in principle a draft royal decree to be issued under the Revenue Code to extend Thailand’s 7% VAT rate for another year...

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Easy E-Receipt 2.0 personal tax deduction campaign for 2025 new year

Easy E-Receipt 2.0 personal tax deduction campaign for 2025 new year: To help stimulate Thailand’s economy, on 24 December 2024 the cabinet resolved in principle to approve a personal income...

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Cabinet approves extension of 7% VAT rate for another year

On 17 September 2024 the Thai cabinet approved in principle a draft royal decree issued under the Revenue Code to extend the 7% VAT rate to September 30, 2025, for...

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Corporate Tax Incentives for E-Bus and E-Truck Purchases

Thailand's National Electric Vehicle Policy Committee has approved, in principle, to grant tax incentives for the purchase of electric buses and electric trucks

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VAT relief extended for cryptocurrencies and utility tokens

On 6 February 2024 the Cabinet resolved to approve in principle a draft law to extend a VAT exemption for the sale of cryptocurrency and utility tokens through licensed digital...

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Attention Shoppers: Easy E-Receipt personal tax deduction campaign for 2024 new year

To help stimulate the economy, a personal income tax deduction of up to THB 50,000 may be claimed for the purchase of qualifying goods and services from 1 January 2024

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Latest tax return filing deadlines – August 21 update

The Revenue Department has announced more deadline extensions for e-filing of tax returns due in the upcoming months.

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Latest tax return filing deadlines – July 21 update

We summarise the latest filing deadlines for company mid-year tax returns and for monthly VAT and withholding tax returns in the upcoming months.

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Revenue Department issues VAT guide for foreign e-service providers

The guide is in English and provides detailed information about VAT on electronic services provided to non-VAT registrants in Thailand by non-resident service providers.

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Foreign e-service providers liable to VAT in Thailand starting 1 September 2021

Starting from September this year, foreign e-commerce businesses will be liable for VAT on services provided to customers in Thailand that are not VAT registrants. In addition to boosting VAT collections,...

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