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Are payments by a Thai juristic person to a foreign juristic person subject to any Thai income tax?

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Are payments by a Thai juristic person to a foreign juristic person subject to any Thai income tax?

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Yes. Payments of certain types of income, usually in the form of service fees, royalties, interest, dividends, rent or professional fees from or in Thailand to a foreign juristic person not carrying on business in Thailand are subject to income tax in the form of a withholding tax at a rate of 15 percent, except for dividends, for which the rate applied is 10 percent.

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