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Taxes on crypto in Thailand
As of the 14th of May 2018, The Royal Decree on Amendment to the Revenue Code, introduced new measures for the taxation of Blockchain income. These amendments are as follows:
- 15% Withholding Tax (WHT) must be deducted from the receipt of Crypto income.
- 0-35% rates of Personal Income Tax (PIT) must be deducted from income derived, earned or received from Crypto between January & December of the tax year. The 15% WHT paid at the source can be claimed as a tax credit against any due PIT.
These measures are applicable to both residents and non-residents of Thailand.
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