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Personal income tax to drop

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I remember there was a calculator in Excel format available on TV but this was for the old rates. Does anyone know if there is a new one available? meaning for the new rates.

This 'may be' the table valid for 2014 http://www.thaitaxcalculator.com

The government site still has as below for the 2013 and 2014 tax years

http://www.rd.go.th/publish/6045.0.html

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  • They want inheritance and capital gain tax to tax the rich so now the poor and income tax payers have to pay less while rich that avoided tax before get taxed. Sounds good to me.

  • Seriously, the only people that pay income tax in Thailand are those who either work for the government or for large corporations, the average Thai lives on unreported cash

  • Its still a bit steep, 35% for earnings over 4M/year. For the same earned amount in the following countries. Malaysia = 26% Singapore =17% Then again 35% is better than 37%.

Every one of the nineteen taxpayers in Thailand is over joyed by this announcement.

Every one of the nineteen taxpayers in Thailand is over joyed by this announcement.

The way you phrase your sentence I guess you're not one of the other 18 ?

Every one of the nineteen taxpayers in Thailand is over joyed by this announcement.

That really was a case of extremely poor value for money. I probably should have had a commemorating plaque at the tax office.

Hands up those who actually pay income tax here.

My hands have been up for 15 years, they are tired, can someone else carry the burden for awhile.

In LOS I only pay tax on what interest my small investment account earns (15%) here, which is a lot less than the tax I pay on my bigger investment in Oz.

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