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Stamp Duty

Stamp Duty rates by instrument type and surcharges for late payment in Thailand.

What is Stamp Duty?

Stamp Duty is a tax levied on the execution (signing) of legal instruments (documents) in Thailand. The tax is due on the date the document is signed. Common instruments subject to Stamp Duty include lease agreements, loan agreements, share transfers, hire of work agreements and many others.

Rates by Instrument Type

InstrumentRate / AmountParty Liable
Lease Agreement (land, building, other constructions)0.10%Lessor
Share Transfer Agreement0.10%Transferor
Hire Purchase Agreement0.10%Property owner
Hire of Work Agreement0.10%Contractor
Loan of money / Overdraft Agreement0.05% (max ฿10,000)Lender
Insurance Policy0.05% – 0.40%Insurer
Power of Attorney (POA)฿10 – ฿30Grantor
Proxy for voting at a meeting฿20 – ฿100Grantor
Bill of Exchange / Promissory Note฿3Issuer
Cheque฿3Drawer
Share Certificate฿5Holder
Letter of Credit0.20% – 0.30%Issuer
Government Bond1%Holder
Memorandum of Association (MoA)฿200Promoters
Articles of Association (AoA)฿200Director(s)
Amendment to MoA or AoA฿50Director(s)
Partnership Agreement฿100Partners
Real Estate transfer receipt0.50%Seller
Vehicle transfer receipt0.50%Seller

Surcharges for Late Payment

Payment date (from execution date)Surcharge
Within 15 daysNone
15 days – 90 daysUp to twice the Stamp Duty due, or ฿25 (whichever is higher)
90 days or moreUp to five times the Stamp Duty due, or ฿25 (whichever is higher)
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Stamp Duty is due on the date the instrument is signed and must be paid within 15 days to avoid surcharges. It can be paid at any Revenue Department office or online for certain instruments.

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