ACREV: The Revenue Code of Thailand :: English Translation of Thai Tax Law

Thai / English

ACREV has been providing English translation of The Revenue Code of the
Kingdom of Thailand since 1961. We compiles new tax laws and regulations regularly and updated our publication every year to keep the English translation of the Revenue Code update.

The Revenue Code includes the body of the revenue tax law of the Kingdom of Thailand that governs Company Income Tax, Personal Income Tax, Value Added Tax, Specific Business Tax, and Stamp Duty.
The Revenue Code is supplemented by the Royal Decrees, Regulations,
Notifications, and Instructions issued regularly by the Ministry of Finance,
the Revenue Department, and the Director-General of Revenue.

THE REVENUE CODE SUPPLEMENT 2008 The Revenue Code Supplement 2008 is the update version, compiled from August 2007 to September 2008, it consists of 50 new Decrees, Regulations, Notifications, and Rulings. The Revenue Code 2008 issues as a supplement to our previous completed version: The Revenue Code 2007.
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THE REVENUE CODE 2007 (The Complete) The Revenue Code 2007 (The complete) is our completed version. It has been compiled and translated up to July 2007 with total of 1085 pages of revenue tax law of the Kingdom of Thailand. The content consists of the Revenue Code itself supplemented by Royal Decree, Board of Taxation's Rulings, Ministerial Regulation, Departmental Notification and Regulation, and Notifications of the Director's General
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ALIEN BUSINESS ACT (2nd Edition) The Alien Business Act also known as the Foreign Business Law became effective in 1999 replacing NEC Decree No. 281. The Alien Business Act covers the guidelines, requirements, limitation and exemption for aliens who wish to carry on the business in the Kingdom of Thailand.
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ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS ACT Electronic Transaction Acts has been enacted to encourage the use of electronic transactions as another legal method of transaction and to recognize the legitimacy of the electronic data and to recognize other processes including the endorsement of the method of sending and receiving electronic data, use of electronic signature, and the admissibility of evidence in the form of electronic data.
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