Selling a Condo in Thailand: Taxes, Fees and Repatriation
Selling a condo in Thailand as a foreigner: 2% transfer fee, 3.3% business tax or 0.5% stamp duty, withholding tax, FET forms and sending money home.
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Selling a condo in Thailand as a foreigner: 2% transfer fee, 3.3% business tax or 0.5% stamp duty, withholding tax, FET forms and sending money home.
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