Tag: Tax
Thai government proposes new overseas income rules
The Revenue Department is preparing to amend the law to collect taxes from individuals who have income from abroad, even if that income is not [Read More…]
Thai Government Urges People to Take Advantage of ‘Easy E-Receipt’ Tax Deduction Program
BANGKOK (NNT) – Chai Wacharonke, the government spokesperson reminded members of the public to request electronic tax invoices or e-receipts for purchases of products or [Read More…]
Thai Excise Department Eyes Alcohol Tax Reduction to Boost Tourism
On December 18th, 2023, Mr. Lawan Saengsanit, the Director-General of the Revenue Department, publicly revealed the Thai Excise Department scrutinizing reducing the alcohol tax structure [Read More…]
Thai government extends subsidy for Electric Vehicle buyers until 2027
The Thai government has agreed to extend the 100,000 baht per car subsidy for buyers of electric vehicles (EVs) until 2027, to promote the production [Read More…]
Diesel To Stay at B32, Oil Fuel Fund to Subsidize Diesel Prices
BANGKOK, July 18 (TNA) – The Board of the Oil Fuel Fund has resolved to subsidize diesel prices by 1.65 baht per lire to maintail [Read More…]
Diesel price will rise 5-baht/litre on July 21st if tax cut not extended
The pump rice of diesel will be increased by 5 baht/litre from July 21st, if the caretaker government of Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha or the [Read More…]
A guide to Thailand’s proposed departure tax
![Inside the departures terminal at Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok. Gates and VAT Refund signs and the statue of the Hindu gods known as "stirring the ocean"](https://www.thailandnews.co/wp-content/uploads/Suvarnabhumi-Airport-Bangkok-VAT-REFUND-Hindu-statue.jpg)
The public have until May 17 to register their opinions on whether a proposed departure tax should go ahead. Revenue Dept Dismisses Rumors of Departure [Read More…]
Revenue Dept Dismisses Rumors of Departure Tax Reintroduction
BANGKOK (NNT) – The Revenue Department has dismissed rumors circulating on social media that it is planning to reintroduce a departure tax for Thais and [Read More…]