Employment

Estimate your Thai personal income tax, effective vs. marginal rate, and monthly take-home pay.

Convert a salary between hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, and annual figures.

Quickly estimate your Thai take-home pay after tax and social security.

Work out the gross salary you'd need to reach a target take-home pay in Thailand.

Calculate overtime pay under Thai labor law for regular workdays and holidays.

Combine salary, bonuses, and other income into a total annual figure.

Count working days between two dates, excluding weekends and Thai public holidays.

Estimate the registered capital your Thai company needs for foreign work permits and ownership rules.

See an employee's net pay and the employer's total monthly cost, including social security.

Calculate employee and employer social security contributions from a monthly salary.

Estimate statutory severance pay under Thai labor law by length of service.

Work out your prorated statutory annual leave entitlement and days remaining.

Find the earliest permitted last working day after giving resignation notice.

Estimate the tax on a bonus payment and your net amount after tax.

How Thailand's Social Security scheme works in 2026: the new ฿17,500 contribution ceiling, what you pay, and all seven benefits explained.

How Thai income tax works for foreigners in 2026: residency rules, tax brackets, deductions, and a worked take-home pay example.

Thailand's statutory severance pay tiers by length of continuous service, how to calculate your exact payout, and when no severance is legally owed.

Who actually needs a Thai Tax Identification Number, what documents you need, and the two ways to get one.