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Does a Thai company pay tax during the year?

Last updated: Oct 21, 2026, 17:46 (UTC+08:00)

Yes. Within two months after the first six months of its accounting period, it files a half-year return (PND 51) and pays half of its estimated tax for the year. The full-year return (PND 50) follows within 150 days of year-end. Estimates far below the final figure can bring a surcharge (confirm with your specialist).

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Source: Corporate Income Tax, The Revenue Department, Thailand

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