💸 "Insurance and tax reduction" is true... but it doesn't mean the more you buy = the more it's worth! 👀✨


💸 "Take out insurance and cut taxes."

True... but does not mean

The more you buy = the more it's worth! 👀✨

Before rushing to buy insurance at the end of the year for fear of "taxing," want to know first that

Each type of insurance provides a different deduction, and not all policies are deductible. ☕️🤎

📌 Conditional Life Insurance - up to 100,000 Baht deductible

📌 own health insurance - up to 25,000 baht deductible

Combined with life insurance premiums not exceeding 100,000 baht

📌 Pension Life Insurance - entitled to further deductibles in accordance with the prescribed criteria.

And the thing that I want to reiterate the most is...

"100,000 baht deduction." "100,000 baht tax refund." 😆

Because the amount of tax saved depends on each person's net income and tax rate.

So before choosing insurance, don't just look at "How much is the tax cut?"

But should ask more...

✨ What protection do we need?

✨ How much is a continuous budget?

✨ The goal is protection / savings / retirement.

✨ And which one really suits our financial plan?

Because good insurance doesn't have to be the most tax-reducing book.

But it should be a book that "answers our lives" and exercises tax rights appropriately. 🤍

Who started earning, but still confused

"How should our income plan for insurance and tax breaks?"

Say hello to each other. 💌 Willing to help see it individually before making a decision.

The deductible rights meet the IRS's criteria and conditions in that tax year.

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