When is the Thai VAT return P.P.30 due?
Every month, by the 15th of the following month, even if you had no sales. Filing online through e-Filing extends it to the 23rd.
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Detailed Explanation
## The rule
Section 83 of the Revenue Code requires every VAT registrant to file P.P.30 for each calendar month, with any tax due, by the 15th of the following month.
## Online
Filing through the Revenue Department's e-Filing system usually extends the date to the 23rd, as the Revenue Department announces each year.
## No sales?
You still file.
## How AccountsOS helps
Finn works out the P.P.30 figures from your books, removes VAT you cannot claim and tracks the date. AccountsOS does not submit the return.
Source: https://www.rd.go.th/english/6043.html
Real-World Examples
October sales
October P.P.30 is due 15 November, or 23 November online.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Skipping a month with no sales
- Filing late on paper
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a quarterly option?
No. P.P.30 is monthly.
Practical Tips
- Upload purchase tax invoices as they arrive so the month closes quickly.
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