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140 foreign e-service providers pay up to THB600 million VAT per month

November 24, 2022

Around 140 foreign e-service platforms and service providers registered to pay value-added tax (VAT) totalling 500 million-600 million baht per month, the Revenue Department said on Thursday.

E-service tax comes into effect six months from now

February 12, 2021

The e-service tax will come into effect after six months, following its publication in the Government Gazette.

E-services tax expected to take effect next year

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2020

E-services tax, or value-added tax, is likely to be levied next year on foreign digital platforms that do not have a subsidiary company in Thailand, and it is expected to generate Bt3 billion per year revenue to the state, the top Revenue Department official said.

Revenue teams up with 160 nations to identify firms that should be taxed under E-Services law

MONDAY, JUNE 15, 2020

The Revenue Department has signed an agreement with 160 countries to close loopholes in the upcoming E-Services tax law.

Most digital platforms expected to fall in line regarding VAT registration

THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2020

Tech giant Google is ready to register for the proposed value-added tax (VAT) in Thailand, while Netflix and Facebook have not offered a response as they are still evaluating the bill. The Cabinet recently approved the E-Service law or VAT collection from foreign digital platforms. The draft will be considered by the House of Representatives.

Cabinet approves VAT for foreign digital platforms

TUESDAY, JUNE 09, 2020

The Cabinet has approved a draft bill that will levy VAT on international digital platforms, expecting the measure to net additional annual revenue of Bt3 billion.