A written memo on how Thai income tax applies to you as a retiree or expat, plus one consultation of one hour to go through it with you. Fixed fee 3,900 THB. ThaiLawOnline is a Thai law firm: the memo is under Thai law only and does not cover the tax law of your home country.
The law the memo applies
- Tax residence: 180 days or more in Thailand in a tax year (Revenue Code section 41 paragraph 3).
- Foreign income brought into Thailand by a resident (section 41 paragraph 2), as applied by Revenue Department Instructions Por. 161/2566 and Por. 162/2566 to income arising from 1 January 2024.
- Pensions as assessable income (section 40(1)), and the tax treaty between Thailand and your country, from the Thai side.
- Who must file and by when (section 56: within March for the previous tax year), and the half-year return for income such as rent (section 56 bis).
What you send us
- Your nationality and visa type
- Your entry and exit dates for each year in question
- Each source of income, with its country and approximate amount
- How and when you transfer money to Thailand, and whether it comes from savings made before 2024
- Your questions, in writing
Timing
We deliver the memo within ten working days of payment and your complete information, then book the one-hour consultation by video, phone or at our Bangkok office.
What is not included
- Advice on the tax law of your home country
- Preparing or filing your Thai tax return
- Representation before the Revenue Department
Read more: Thai tax for retirees.
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