Thailand will postpone its deadline to become compliant with the U.S. Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act by six months, which is to June 2014.
Thailand had hoped to be FACTA-compliant by 31 December but gridlock in Washington and Thailand’s own slow legislative process has forced a delay.
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