The tax authority of Thailand has issued a notice declaring that with effect from 1 July 2020, all taxpayers are required to file their income tax returns and make payments electronically.
Certain individual taxpayers may continue to pay their taxes in person, including those that have already begun payment under an installment plan and those that submitted returns prior to 1 July and printed out a payment slip for payment at a revenue counter.
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