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Personal Income Tax is a tax collected from the general public who have any type of income. Unless there are laws granting exemptions, they are subject to tax.
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Individuals who earn income are obligated to pay personal income tax, and due to the diverse sources of these earnings, the law has classified income (assessable income)
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The submission of the Personal Income Tax Return has two periods
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Every individual with income has the responsibility to file and pay personal income tax. The Revenue Department has established a minimum assessable income level for individuals required to file a tax return.
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Many people may wonder why a portion of their salary or wage is deducted, which is referred to as withholding tax. This is one form of tax payment where the income received by individuals
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Withholding tax is a form of tax payment where the payer is responsible for deducting tax at the source and submitting it to the Revenue Department.
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The payment of income tax by legal entities, using the calculation of net profit, must employ the accrual basis. This means including all income that arises in any accounting period
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Income that is subject to withholding tax can be categorized
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The tax base for businesses subjected to specific business tax consists of the total revenues before deducting any expenses received or to be received from conducting the business
1970-01-01 - 1970-01-01
Withholding Income Tax refers to the tax amount deducted by the payer from the payment given to the recipient. The payer is responsible for submitting this deducted tax to the Revenue Department.
1970-01-01 - 1970-01-01
Specific Business Tax is one type of tax according to the Revenue Code, collected from specific types of businesses, replacing the abolished Commercial Tax.
1970-01-01 - 1970-01-01
The Specific Business Tax (SBT) is a type of tax under Thai law, collected from certain types of businesses specifically defined by law. It replaces the abolished trade tax and is collected separately from the Value Added Tax (VAT).