Hey social media influencers on DTV:
Director-General Pinsai Suraswadi of the Thai Revenue Department has made it clear:
🔹 Social media influencers and online business owners must file income tax documents by the end of this month.
🔹 Failure to report income can result in severe penalties—including back taxes, interest, and fines that can increase your liability by up to 5x!
🔹 The Thai government is tracking digital footprints, making it easier than ever to detect unreported earnings.
🔹 The Revenue Department has the power to audit records going back 5 years—and the penalties include both civil and criminal consequences.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The Thai Revenue Department, under Director-General Pinsai Suraswadi, has announced that social media influencers and online business owners must file income tax returns by the end of the month. Failing to report income could lead to significant penalties, including back taxes, fines, and potential audits going back five years. Many comments express concern and confusion regarding the implications for DTV holders, banking issues, and the enforcement of these tax obligations.
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