Annual property tax in Thailand — the Land and Building Tax Act 2019
Thailand's Land and Building Tax Act 2019 for foreign owners — rates, exemptions, the second-home band, why 2026 is the first full-rate year.
Transfer tax, withholding, stamp duty, rental income tax, capital gains.
Thailand's Land and Building Tax Act 2019 for foreign owners — rates, exemptions, the second-home band, why 2026 is the first full-rate year.
Thailand has no separate capital gains tax for individuals — Land Office withholding acts as the de facto CGT. How it works and differs for companies.
How Thai property ownership and bank accounts get reported abroad under CRS and FATCA, and what foreign owners should expect from Thai banks.
How Thailand's 2% property transfer fee works, who pays it, the 0.01% Thai-only 2026–2027 stimulus, and why foreigners pay the full rate.
How Thailand taxes rental income for foreign owners — progressive rates, 30% standard deduction, PND.94 and PND.90 filings, WHT, VAT thresholds.
Thailand property taxes for foreigners in 2026 — transfer fee, SBT, stamp duty, withholding tax, Land & Building Tax, rental income, capital gains.
How Thailand's withholding tax on property sales works for individuals vs companies, the cost-deduction table, and why it acts as de facto CGT.
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Yes — a foreigner can own a condo in Thailand freehold, in their own name, as long as the building still has room in its 49% foreign-ownership quota and the purchase funds arrive from abroad in foreign currency (the FET form).
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