Tax ID Thailand (Personal and Corporate)
In Thailand, tax identification numbers (Tax IDs) are essential for both individuals and businesses to fulfill their tax obligations. There are two main types of tax IDs: one for individuals, known as the Personal Tax ID, and one for businesses, known as the Corporate Tax ID. Both types are issued by the Revenue Department of Thailand and are necessary for tax filings, income reporting, and maintaining compliance with Thai tax regulations.
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Personal Tax ID Thailand
A Personal Tax ID in Thailand is a unique number assigned to individuals, enabling them to report personal income and comply with Thai tax laws. Anyone earning income within Thailand, including both Thai citizens and foreigners, typically needs a Personal Tax ID. This ID is essential for income tax filing, salary processing, and certain financial transactions. For foreigners working in Thailand, a Personal Tax ID is often required by employers for payroll processing and tax withholding.
How to apply?
- A valid passport (for non-Thai citizens) or Thai ID card (for citizens).
- Proof of Address
- In some cases a work permit
- $After submitting the application, your Tax ID is typically issued within a few hours to a day.
Corporate Tax ID Thailand
A Corporate Tax ID in Thailand is issued to companies and legal entities operating within the country, serving as their unique identifier for tax purposes. Every business, whether local or foreign-owned, is required to obtain this ID to conduct lawful operations in Thailand. The Corporate Tax ID is necessary for filing corporate income tax, VAT registration, and other business tax obligations. It also allows the company to issue tax invoices and comply with tax reporting requirements.
Our Application Service
- Prepare and submit all the TAX registration documents required.
- Help you save money and understand the different types of deductions and allowances for Personal Income Tax.
- Collect and collate information about the company such as the business registration certificates, signatures for the directors, proof of company headquarters and others.
- We will support you and guide you on the process of VAT registration and how it matters to your accounting.
- Advise on registration compliance.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Can I apply for a tax ID Thailand if I don’t have a work permit?
Yes, foreigners may be eligible to apply for a tax ID without a work permit under specific circumstances, such as earning taxable income in Thailand.
Is having a Thai tax ID necessary for freelancers?
If you earn income within Thailand, including freelance work, obtaining a tax ID is essential for filing taxes and ensuring compliance with Thai tax laws. If you stay in Thailand over 180days in any given year, you will also need to pay taxes in Thailand.
Can I use my Thai tax ID for business purposes?
A personal tax ID is specific to individual income. Businesses in Thailand require separate tax identification for corporate activities and filings.
Accounting Services and Tax
Bookkeeping
Monthly account keeping and filing. Tracking invoices, payments, receipts, payroll.
Monthly Tax Submission
Preparing and filing VAT (PP30) PND 90/91 PND 53 PND1 and other related taxes.
Annual Report
Auditing and submission of financial statement to the Ministry of Commerce (SorBorChor. 3)
Vat Registration
Business Value added Tax registration and processing.
Corporate Tax (CIT)
Mid-year corporate income tax (PND. 51) and year-end corporate income tax (PND 50) preparation and filing.
Tax ID
Application Tax ID number for business and personal.
PErsonal Income Tax (PIT)
Preparing and submit annual employee withholding tax (PND. 1 Kor) PND3 PND53
Social Security
Register company and staff to social security office. Monthly payment processing.
Advisory
Providing advice on accounting-tax in Thailand.
