รายได้ต่างประเทศ ต้องยื่นภาษีไหม? พร้อมวิธียื่นภาษีออนไลน์ด้วยตัวเอง

If you have income from abroad, whether it's a salary from a foreign company, profits from investments in foreign stocks, or remittances from an overseas job, the question that almost always arises is, "Do I have to pay Thai taxes on this? And will I have to pay double tax on what I've already paid abroad?" This video answers all these questions, from the legal principles that have changed since 2024 to how to fill out the information in the Revenue Department's newly updated system. It covers the new principles regarding foreign income in 2024, along with three simple questions to help you immediately decide, "Do I have to pay taxes?" It clarifies which types of income are taxable and which are not (principal vs. profit/unrecognized profit), addressing common questions for those with various types of foreign income. It also explains how to claim tax credits under Double Taxation Agreements (DTAs), the conditions required to claim them, and finally, a walkthrough of filing your tax return online through the Revenue Department's system. The legal change in 2024 is the clear separation between the "year in which the income is earned" and the "year in which the tax is due." These two are not always the same year, and this is where many people get confused and make planning mistakes. If you're an investor holding a foreign portfolio, work for a foreign company, or even just learning about this rule, this video is a great starting point. Video Details: 00:00 Opening 00:16 New principles starting in 2024 00:39 Two conditions must be met 01:00 Paying taxes when "bringing money into Thailand" 01:42 Three questions to ask yourself first 01:54 Was the income earned in 2024 or later? 02:11 Did you reside in Thailand for at least 180 days in that year? 02:46 Have you already brought the income into Thailand? 03:09 Example of income received in different years 03:33 What exactly does "bringing money into Thailand" mean? 04:11 Converting foreign currency to Thai baht: What exchange rate is used? 04:56 Reviewing the three questions again 05:14 Which types of money are taxable and which are not? 05:28 Principal transferred for investment is tax-free. 06:33 Unrealized gains are not yet taxable. 07:15 Case of accumulating savings while working abroad. 07:48 What is a Double Taxation Agreement (DTA)? 09:29 4 conditions to meet to claim DTA benefits. 10:16 What is a Foreign Tax Credit and how to calculate it? 10:58 Example: Salary from Vietnam + taxes already paid. 11:25 How to file taxes through the new Revenue Department system. 12:24 How to check which countries have Double Taxation Agreements with Thailand. 13:00 Automatic foreign tax credit calculation system. 14:10 How to file taxes for foreign investors. 15:53 ​​Calculating tax credits by country. 16:14 The hardest part is finding the numbers to fill in, not the system. 16:41 Required evidence. Foreign Tax Certificate 17:22 Summary #ForeignIncomeTax #RevenueDepartment #DoubleTaxationConvention #TAXBugnoms #ForeignTaxCredit #ForeignInvestment #InvestorTax #DTA