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Tax Revenue for Q1 2023 Exceeds Initial Forecast by 13.2%

The Ministry of Finance has revealed that it collected 633 billion baht in revenue during the first quarter of the 2023 fiscal year. The figure surpassed its initial forecast by 13.2%.
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Thailand to charge 300 bahts tourist tax starting from June

The fee will be cheaper for those arriving by water and land because they are likely to stay in the country for only a few days. Visitors who do not stay overnight, diplomats, and work permit holders will be exempted from the fee.
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A short Guide to Taxation in Thailand

If the land or building is left empty or unused for a period of more than three consecutive years, it will be subject to an additional rate of 0.3% every three years, but the amount will not exceed 3%.
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Thailand Approves Tax Cuts to Spur public spendings

Thailand’s cabinet approved tax measures to help boost public consumption to support the country’s economy whose vital tourism sector has just recently begun to recover
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Thailand to tax Stock market trades ending a 30 years waiver

The tax is expected to contribute to the Thai government’s budget revenue by about 8 billion THB (230 million USD) in the first year
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Thai Cabinet Approves Crypto-Friendly Tax Rules

The new rules will offer traders several benefits, including exemption from value-added taxes, settlement of losses and higher crypto trading activity in Thailand.
An Introduction to Double Taxation Avoidance in Vietnam

An Introduction to Double Taxation Avoidance in Vietnam

Double taxation avoidance agreements (DTAAs) help businesses from being double-taxed on their income. This also applies to businesses, legal entities, and individuals. Vietnam currently has approximately 80 DTAAs signed.
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Thailand’s Latest Tax Relief Package for Businesses

Thailand’s government has issued its latest tax relief package to assist businesses impacted by the pandemic that includes the reduction of land and building tax by 90 percent for 2021, in addition to extending the filing deadline for personal, value-added, and withholding tax.