How to Get a Thailand Tax Identification Number (TIN)

[Emmarose]

Hi, i got the thai nationality and live permanently in thailand, i own a website with adsense, i need to provide a TIN number to Google. Could you share your experience please ? If i don't pay taxe to google, what will be the income taxe rate in thailand please ?

 

Cheers

[Henryford]

I just went along to my local tax office. In Pattaya it's near Jomtien. Presented my id, passport etc and got a small credit card sized card with my 13 digit tax ID. Used it at the time to get some interest back on my savings which had been taxed.  You can look up the tax rates on the web.

[YT3k72Em]

If you have Thai nationality your TIN is your ID card number.

[Emmarose]

46 minutes ago, Henryford said:

I just went along to my local tax office. In Pattaya it's near Jomtien. Presented my id, passport etc and got a small credit card sized card with my 13 digit tax ID. Used it at the time to get some interest back on my savings which had been taxed.  You can look up the tax rates on the web.

Thanks mate, did they asked information about your business ? Do you think they will ask the domain name of my website ? Will they check it ?

 

 

[Henryford]

1 minute ago, Emmarose said:

Thanks mate, did they asked information about your business ? Do you think they will ask the domain name of my website ? Will they check it ?

 

 

 

No didn't ask, i don't work here anyway. I probably mentioned it was to get tax refunded.

[Emmarose]

34 minutes ago, YT3k72Em said:

If you have Thai nationality your TIN is your ID card number.

Very interesting, so if i don't need to register to the tax office, i won't pay any tax ?

 

Thanks mate

[MRToMRT]

Can it be done online?

[userabcd]

15 minutes ago, Emmarose said:

Very interesting, so if i don't need to register to the tax office, i won't pay any tax ?

 

Thanks mate

Thats not how it works. If you owe tax on income earned somewhere and received in Thailand according to tax laws the onus is on you to report and pay it.

Edited June 24, 2021 by userabcd

[Emmarose]

5 minutes ago, userabcd said:

Thats not how it works. If you owe tax on income earned somewhere and received in Thailand according to tax laws the onus is on you to report and pay it.

ok, i understand now, do you  know if i have to report it monthly or yearly ?

 

Thanks

[userabcd]

17 minutes ago, Emmarose said:

ok, i understand now, do you  know if i have to report it monthly or yearly ?

 

Thanks

I don't really know in your case.

 

Is it income being paid by google directly into your personal or a company thai bank account or is it income earned and deposited offshore? Does google withold any tax?

 

At the moment google want your tax number, for Thai nationals this is usually their 13 digit ID number so you could give them that.

 

After you could visit the tax office near you and hypothetically discuss your case with them or get some advice from a private accountant.

 

Check also the Thai revenue website, most of the tax rates, rebates and information is avaIlable there.

 

Edited June 24, 2021 by userabcd

[Mickeymaus]

1 hour ago, Henryford said:

I just went along to my local tax office. In Pattaya it's near Jomtien. Presented my id, passport etc and got a small credit card sized card with my 13 digit tax ID. Used it at the time to get some interest back on my savings which had been taxed.  You can look up the tax rates on the web.

My goodness. You must be very special. I only received a piece of paper with the data on it ????

[Emmarose]

6 minutes ago, userabcd said:

I don't really know in your case.

 

Is it income being paid by google directly into your personal or a company thai bank account or is it income earned and deposited offshore? Does google withold any tax?

 

At the moment google want your tax number, for Thai nationals this is usually their 13 digit ID number so you could give them that.

 

After you could visit the tax office near you and hypothetically discuss your case with them or get some advice from a private accountant.

 

Fantastic ! Thanks a bunch for your help ! Google usually transfer my monthly income directly to my personal bank account, i never paid any tax until now. My payments are currently on hold because i have to register the TIN number, new Google rule. Cheers !

 

Edited June 24, 2021 by Emmarose

[thweshfoyo]

is there a turn around to avoid paying tax ?

what about a HK offshore company ?

 

[rocketboy2]

Hi

Anyone know what is the requirement to get a Tax Id number at Jomtien tax office.

What's needed at present for this  ?

A residents certificate ?

Passport copy , visa, copy ?

Thanks rocketboy2

 

Ps is there any problem using the tax id to file a return in a different province to where the ID was obtained, I think not. ?

But TIT. 

 

Edited June 19 by rocketboy2

[K2938]

On 6/19/2024 at 4:58 AM, rocketboy2 said:

What's needed at present for this  ?

A residents certificate ?

Passport copy , visa, copy ?

Thanks rocketboy2

Did you find out what is needed?  And did you succeed?  Thanks!

[rocketboy2]

1 hour ago, K2938 said:

Did you find out what is needed?  And did you succeed?  Thanks!

 

Nah.

Giving it all a miss until next year.