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What tax deductions can be made this year?💸

📌 Complete Summary! 2025 Tax Relief (Filed 2026)

Rookie / First Jobber should actually save it. 💸

Honestly.

Filing taxes isn't as scary.

👉 "have rights but do not apply." 😭

Many people work for 1-2 years.

Tax to be confused

In fact, it can be reduced much more than that.

This post is summarized as a single page. Easy to understand. No need to open multiple websites. 👇

1️⃣ Basic deduction rights

• Private deduction of 60,000 baht

• Spouse (no income) 60,000 Baht

• Children 30,000 - 60,000 Baht / Person

• Care for parents (age 60 + income not exceeding the threshold) 30,000 Baht / person

• Up to 60,000 baht for antenatal and maternity.

👉 This one is like "the beginning money."

If not put = immediately disqualified

2️⃣ Planning Line / Wanna Pay Less Taxes

This zone is for people who want to reduce taxes + collect money along the way.

• Life Insurance + Health Insurance

👉 Total not more than 100,000 baht

• Pension insurance

👉 Up to 200,000 Baht

• RMF Fund

👉 Up to 500,000 Baht

• SSF Fund

👉 Up to 300,000 Baht

• Thai ESG

👉 According to state conditions (sustainable lines should know)

⚠️ a point that people miss a lot.

This one warns because it's real.

• Donate ❌ if not through e-Donation

= The system does not retrieve the data.

• Receipt ❌ if not e-Tax / e-Receipt

= Some projects are irreducible

• Late planning ❌

= Often miss details, lose unconscious rights

💡 In a nutshell, remember.

• Basic rights = Insert

• Insurance & Fund = Fine Tax Return Aid

• Ready document = Very comfortable online filing

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