@Pete ******

why is it pointless—someone asked gor the allowances—read the posts and stop trolling you pointless man

@Goel *******

you say 3 months right—so thats the 2025 tax year—you need register before 31 December 2025 and submit by March 2026—if you are liable for tax in Thailand

@Christopher *******

thats one small aspect of the return—allowances and Dta credits need be deducted from gross income—-BEFORE you apply the tax tables

@Rene *******

he doesnt know—just googled the brackets—i mention them below

@Rok *******

no—see the allowances i mention below

@James *****

correct—they don’t understand—each person might be from a different country so the DTA are different in each country—having a huge influence on tax in thailand—they should stop being professional googlers and consult a professional tax consultant🙈🙈🙈

It seems most expert fbookers dont even know what the allowances are: A. PERSONAL ALLOWANCE

(Thai Baht)

Taxpayer 60,000

Spouse (if spouse has no income) 60,000

Legitimate child of the taxpayer or the spouse (without limit),

Additional allowance for legitimate child of the taxpayer or the spouse from the second child onwards who was born in or after 2018 Each 30,000

Taxpayer's adopted child (maximum 3),

(If there are legitimate and adopted children together, a maximum of only 3 children is allowed) Each 30,000

Parental care Each 30,000

Care of disabled or incapacitated family members Each 60,000

Care of a disabled or incapacitated person other than a family member Each 60,000

In addition, a Thai Tax Resident who is over 65 years of age or who is disabled is entitled to personal income tax exemption on the net income up to Baht 190,000 per tax year.

B. INSURANCE ALLOWANCE

(Thai Baht)

★Total not Exceed 100,000 Thai Baht

★Life insurance and savings insurance Not exceed 100,000

★A health insurance Not exceed 25,000

Health insurance of taxpayer’s parent

(Or the parents of the spouse of the taxpayer) Not exceed 15,000

Social Security Contributions Not exceed 9,000

C. INVESTMENT FUNDS ALLOWANCE

(Thai Baht)

Total not Exceed 500,000 Thai Baht

Retirement Mutual Fund (RMF) 30% of income, not exceed

500,000

Super Savings Fund (SSF) 30% of income, not exceed

200,000

National Savings Fund Not exceed 30,000

Provident Fund (PVD) / Formal School Promotion Fund 15% of income, not exceed

500,000

Qualified pension life insurance 15% of income, not exceed

200,000

Government Pension Fund 30% of income, not exceed

500,000

See all these non qualified tax specialists giving advise again—if you want to submit find a qualified accountant—not a facebook googler🙈🙈🙈🙈

Thai bank account has nothing to do with it

Yes by paying for it🙈🙈🙈