What is the tax rebate rate in Thailand?

According to the regulations of the Commercial Counsellor's Office in People's Republic of China (PRC) and Thailand, when the monthly input tax is greater than the output tax, the taxpayer can apply for tax refund, and can return the cash or deduct the tax next month. For goods with zero tax rate, taxpayers always enjoy tax refund treatment. The input tax related to hospitality cannot be deducted, but it can be used as a deductible expense when calculating enterprise income tax. Thailand's general VAT rate is 7%. Any individual or unit whose annual turnover exceeds 6.5438+0.2 million baht should pay VAT in Thailand as long as it sells taxable goods or provides taxable services in Thailand. Importers, whether registered in Thailand or not, have to pay value-added tax, which is levied by the customs department when goods are imported. Exemption from value-added tax includes small enterprises with annual turnover less than 654.38+200,000 baht; Selling or importing unprocessed agricultural products, livestock and agricultural raw materials, such as fertilizers, seeds and chemicals; Selling or importing newspapers, magazines and textbooks; Audit, legal services, health services and other professional services; Cultural and religious services; Goods or taxable services subject to zero tax rate include export goods, services provided by Thailand but used abroad, international transport aircraft or ships, goods or services provided by government agencies or state-owned enterprises under foreign aid projects, goods or services provided to United Nations agencies or diplomatic agencies, and goods or services provided between bonded warehouses or export processing zones.