I read that a non-resident's gross income is taxed at 15%. I have also found conflicting sources where it is unclear of whether a non-resident can take the expense deductions and personal allowances. I have been unsuccessful at finding a good source that specifies taxes for non-residents. Most of the sources, after explaining what a non-resident is, resort to using the term" taxpayer" when discussing deductions and allowances. This is confusing because a non-resident who earns money in Thailand and pays taxes; is a taxpayer.
1. Is this true? A non-resident's gross income is taxed at 15%.
2. Can nonresidents take expense deductions & personal allowances?
Are nonresidents allowed expense deductions & personal allowances?
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