About the document
- Who files:
- A payer in Thailand paying a foreign company or remitting profit
- Where to submit:
- The area Revenue branch office (สำนักงานสรรพากรพื้นที่สาขา) where the payer’s office is, or online at efiling.rd.go.th
- Authority:
- Thai Revenue Department (กรมสรรพากร)
- Country:
- Thailand
- Category:
- Business tax: VAT, withholding, corporate
- How to fill:
- Cards with hints → original form → PDF
- Price:
- Free
- Last updated:
- Official source:
- https://www.rd.go.th/67858.html
What this document is
ภ.ง.ด.54 is filed by whoever pays a foreign company not doing business in Thailand fees, royalties, interest, dividends, rent or professional fees (section 70) and withholds tax.
The same form is used by a Thai branch of a foreign company to pay 10% on profit remitted abroad (section 70 bis). One form — one recipient or one income type.
Who files it and where
- filed by the payer (a company or branch in Thailand);
- deadline — within 7 days after the end of the month of payment or remittance (filing instructions);
- where — the area Revenue branch office of the payer (or of the head office remitting profit).
What the form asks
- payer’s tax ID, branch, name, address and phone; type of filing;
- recipient: name, address, country;
- section 70: income type (11 options), amount, rate, tax, surcharge, who bears the tax, payment date, foreign-exchange document no.;
- section 70 bis: profit remitted, 10% tax, date; signatures and filing date.
What to have at hand
- contract and invoice of the foreign recipient;
- the baht amount at the payment-date rate and the bank transfer document;
- the recipient’s tax residence certificate if a treaty rate is applied.
How to fill it in with FoxDocs
- Answer in the chat: who pays whom, income type and amount.
- FoxDocs ticks the boxes, applies the rate (15%, dividends 10%, profit remittance 10% or the treaty rate) and computes tax and total.
- Check the PDF, sign and file.
Source
Revenue Department form: rd.go.th — ภ.ง.ด.54 รอบฯ ปี 2568. Checked 2026-10-16. This is not tax advice.