No capital gains tax on your crypto flips? In Thailand, that’s not a dream — it’s official policy.
Thailand just approved a five-year capital gains tax exemption for crypto trades made on licensed platforms.
📅 Effective: Jan 1, 2025 – Dec 31, 2029 📍 Applies to individuals (not yet businesses) 📈 Trades must occur on SEC-regulated exchanges in Thailand
So if you're trading on legit platforms like Bitkub, Zipmex, or Binance TH — no tax on your profit bags.
Deputy Finance Minister Chulaphan Amornvivat broke the news via X (fka Twitter):
“Thailand is going full steam ahead to position itself as a global digital asset hub.”
Translation: Thailand’s betting that regulatory clarity + tax breaks = Web3 migration magnet.
This isn’t a free lunch — it’s a strategic rebalancing.
🔁 Expect growth in:
Forecast: +1 billion baht in mid-term tax revenue from related industries.
✔️ Applies to individual investors only (for now) ✔️ Covers profits made on regulated Thai platforms ✔️ Doesn’t cover unlicensed DEXs, offshore accounts, or P2P gray zones ✔️ Thai Revenue Department will align with OECD standards for transparency
This is a “play by the rules, and win” policy. Go rogue — and you’re still fair game for tax audits.
Thailand is making a real push to become Southeast Asia’s crypto capital:
🚀 Fast-growing digital economy 🏛️ Clear rules from SEC + Ministry of Finance 🧠 Government-backed blockchain pilots (CBDC, e-tax, tokenization)
In a world where regulators waffle, Thailand is shipping.
🇹🇭 Thailand approves 0% capital gains tax on crypto trades (2025–2029) 💼 Applies to individuals using licensed platforms under SEC rules 📈 Aims to attract global capital, boost transparency, and grow Web3 startups 🧾 Government expects gains via VAT, employment, and fintech investment 🌐 Reinforces Thailand’s ambition to become a regional crypto powerhouse
No tax. Clear laws. Web3 ambition. Thailand’s rolling out the red carpet for crypto.
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