Thailand Individual tax rebate 2023
January 2023At 2022, the Thai government announced a series of tax breaks to help boost domestic spending in 2023.
This include:
A consumer tax rebate, a reduction in land & building tax (by 15%).
Reduction of property transfer fees (from 2% to 1%).
Decrease in mortgage registration fees (from 1% to 0.01%).
Thailand Reduced V.A.T.
September 2017The Thai tax authorities that the present reduced 7% rate, compared to the standard 10% rate, will be further reduced to one year till September 30, 2018.
Thailand Corporate Income Tax Cut
November 2015Starting January 1, 2016 the corporate income tax rate in Thailand will be reduced from the current 30% rate to 20% following draft amendment approved by the cabinet.
Thailand Investment Incentives
December 2014The Thai board of investment approved on November 25, 2014 a new investment incentives plan valid for seven years starting January 1, 2015.
In general the investments are divided into two groups. Group A, high-tech investments will get tax exemption.
Group B which relates to non high-tech investments will get tax reduction and other economic incentives.
Thailand's Reduced 23% Corporate Tax
January 2012As mentioned in our November update starting January 1, 2012 Thailand reduced the corporate income tax rate from 30% to 23%.
Thai Reduced Corporate Tax Rate Approved
November 2011The Thai cabinet approved on October 11 the reduction of the corporate income tax rate following the proposal of the Thai revenue in September 2011.
The current 30% corporate income tax rate would be reduced to 23% for accounting period ending on December 31, 2012 or later and to 20% for accounting periods starting on January 1, 2013.
Thailand Reduced Corporate Tax Rate Proposal
September 2011The Thai revenue office is planning to propose a reduction of Thailand's corporate income tax rates.
From the current 30% rate down to 23% in 2012 and 20% in 2013.
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