On all purchase/sale of property in Thailand there is a stamp Duty
of 0.5%of the assessed value of the property, a transfer fee of 0.01%,
a business tax of 0.11% levied against an owner who has been in
registered possession of the property less than 5 years, and Income
Tax.
There is no Capital Gains Tax in Thailand, unlike many
countries, and Income Tax (usually between 1.0 - 3.0%) on property is
the comparable replacement.
There are no set rules on who pays the
income tax, and it is just another part of the bargaining process, as
with all the other costs of the transfer of ownership.











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