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When must a business register for VAT in Thailand and is there a fee?

A business selling goods or services in Thailand must register for VAT within 30 days once revenue exceeds THB 1.8 million per year (Revenue Code sections 81/1 and 85/1). Voluntary registration is allowed below the threshold, for example when clients need tax invoices. The current VAT rate is 7% under a royal decree reduction that is extended periodically. VAT registration (form PP.01) carries no government fee, but once registered you must file PP.30 returns every month even with no sales. Our Bangkok and Khon Kaen virtual office addresses support VAT registration, including the owner's consent letter and supporting documents a Revenue officer may check. Call 092-0170000 or LINE @THAIL — service fees on request.

General information, not case-specific legal advice. Government fees may change; confirm with the authority before paying.

When must a business register for VAT in Thailand and is there a fee?

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