Thailand VAT Calculator

VAT (Value Added Tax) is a tax levied on the purchase price. It is a tax only on the value added to a product, material, or service. In Thailand VAT (Value Added Tax) is represented as Sales Tax. The Sales Tax Rate in Thailand stands at 7 percent at present in 2015. Thailand’s ruling National Council for Peace and Order has extended the 7% VAT rate until 30 September 2015.

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VAT (Value Added Tax) is a tax levied on the purchase price. It is a tax only on the value added to a product, material, or service. In Thailand VAT (Value Added Tax) is represented as Sales Tax. The Sales Tax Rate in Thailand stands at 7 percent at present in 2015. Thailand’s ruling National Council for Peace and Order has extended the 7% VAT rate until 30 September 2015.

Formula:

Add Tax Tax Amount = ( Original Cost * VAT% ) / 100 Net Price = Original Cost + Tax Amount
Remove Tax Tax Amount = Original Cost - ( Original Cost * ( 100 / ( 100 + VAT% ) ) ) Net Price = Original Cost - Tax Amount

Example

Find the VAT price and net price in Thailand (GST % is 7) for an amount of 25000 ฿

Add Tax

Solution :
GST % = 7
Amount = 25000

Step 1 :
GST Price = (25000 * 7 ) / 100
     = 1750 ฿

Step 2 :
Net Price = 25000 + 1750
     = 26750 ฿

Hence the VAT Price is 1750 ฿ and Net Price is 26750 ฿

Remove Tax

Solution :
GST % = 7
Amount = 25000

Step 1 :
GST Price = 25000 - (25000 * ( 100 / (100 + 7)))
                 = 25000 - (25000 * 0.93)
                 = 25000 - 23364.49
                 = 25000 - 23364.49
GST Price = 1635.51 ฿

Step 2 :
Net Price = 25000 - 1635.51
                = 23364.49 ฿

Hence the VAT Price is 1635.51 ฿ and Net Price is 23364.49 ฿


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