Thailand Condo Transfer Tax & Fees Calculator
This calculator estimates the principal taxes and Land Office fees payable when selling a condominium unit in Thailand. Although designed primarily for condominium transactions, the same calculation principles generally apply to transfers of houses, land and other real property by an individual owner. The estimator includes the transfer fee, personal income withholding tax and either Specific Business Tax (SBT) or stamp duty.
Thailand Condo Transfer Tax and Fees Estimator
Estimate the principal Land Office taxes and fees when an individual sells a condominium unit in Thailand. The estimator also checks whether Specific Business Tax is likely to apply.
Enter the official government appraised value applicable to the condominium unit.
Use the date shown in the previous Land Office transfer registration. Future acquisition dates cannot be selected.
The transfer date cannot be earlier than the acquisition date.
The one-year period need not necessarily be continuous. Documentary evidence may be required by the Land Office.
Transaction tax assessment
Estimated Land Office taxes and fees
THB 0 Effective total: 0%
Transfer registration fee
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Personal income withholding tax
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Specific Business Tax
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Stamp duty
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Total estimated taxes and fees
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Calculation breakdown
Ownership periods
Exact ownership period for SBT
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Calendar years used for withholding tax
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Withholding tax
Official appraised value
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Prescribed expense deduction
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Income after deduction
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Average income per calendar year
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Tax per calendar year
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Transaction tax or duty
Higher of sale price and appraised value
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Applied treatment
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Disclaimer: This is an informational estimation tool and is not an official calculator of the Thai Revenue Department or Department of Lands. It is designed for a normal sale by an individual condominium owner and does not allocate costs between the buyer and seller. Special circumstances, joint ownership, unusual transfers, business activities, exemptions, documentary evidence and future changes in law may affect the result. The calculation made by the Land Office at registration is the controlling amount.