Thai Withholding Tax Calculator
Compute Thai withholding tax by income type with gross/net solve mode and PND form hints.
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What is Thai Withholding Tax Calculator?
The Thai Withholding Tax Calculator computes WHT for six income types at official Thai Revenue Department rates, with a gross-to-net solve mode for invoice writing and a net-to-gross mode for contract negotiation. PND form hints help you file correctly.
Key Benefits
- Correct WHT rates for six income categories
- Gross and net solve modes for both sides of the transaction
- PND form suggestions reduce filing mistakes
- Works offline - no Revenue Department account needed
Common Use Cases
- •Writing invoices with correct WHT deductions
- •Verifying client WHT calculations before payment
- •Planning freelance income and tax set-asides
- •Preparing monthly PND filings for accounting
- •Negotiating net contracts with corporate clients
Calculate Thai Withholding Tax
- Choose income type: Select the income category - service, rent, professional fee, contract work, copyright, or advertising - each has its own WHT rate.
- Pick solve mode: Choose gross-to-WHT if you know the invoice total, or net-to-gross if you know how much you want to receive.
- Enter the amount: Type the amount in Thai Baht. The calculator shows gross income, WHT deducted, and net received.
- Note the PND form: The tool suggests the correct PND form (PND.3 or PND.53) based on the income type, for filing with the Revenue Department.
Key Features
- Six income types: service, rent, professional, contract, copyright, advertising
- Gross-to-WHT and net-to-gross solve modes for invoices and contracts
- PND form hints (PND.3 / PND.53) based on income type
- Correct Thai WHT rates: 1% to 5% depending on income category
- All calculations in Thai Baht with 2-decimal precision
- Works offline - no Revenue Department login required
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Thai withholding tax (WHT)?
It is tax deducted at source by the payer before paying income to a vendor or freelancer. Rates vary by income type: 3% for services, 5% for rent, 2% for professional fees and advertising, among others. The payer remits it to the Revenue Department using a PND form.
When should I use net-to-gross solve mode?
When you want to receive a specific net amount after tax. For example, if a client agrees to pay you 10,000 THB net, the gross-to-net solve mode computes the gross invoice amount and the WHT to deduct.
What is the difference between PND.3 and PND.53?
PND.3 is for individual payers or unregistered businesses withholding from taxable income. PND.53 is for registered companies withholding from service fees, rent, and professional fees paid to other companies or individuals.
Are the WHT rates always the same?
The rates shown reflect the standard rates under the Thai Revenue Code. Specific treaty rates, government exemptions, or temporary reductions may apply - always verify with the Revenue Department or a tax advisor.