Taxes associated to Infrastructure Funds and Investments in Infrastructure Funds
Fund level
Infrastructure funds are liable to pay corporate income tax only on assessable income according to Section 40(4)(a) of the Revenue Code. (Interest and discount) if the income received by the Infrastructure Fund is not such income. There is no obligation to pay taxes on that income.
In addition, VAT Specific business tax and stamp duty arising from the transfer of infrastructure assets to the Fund will be exempted. If in such a transfer, there is a contract requiring the fund to transfer the asset back to the original owner. or will be transferred to government agencies and when the fund transfers infrastructure assets back to the original owners or government agencies according to the contract, they will be exempt from VAT. Specific business tax (SBT) and stamp duty as well.
Unitholder level
For individual and juristic persons in the country Dividend tax
(1) Hold investment units for at least 3 months before and 3 months after dividend payment. will pay half of the income tax on dividends.
(2) If it is not in accordance with (1), the whole amount of the dividend income must be paid for tax.
Price difference profit tax
For foreign and foreign juristic persons
Dividend tax
Price difference profit tax
Transfer or rental fee**
Transfer fee
Reduce transfer fees from 2 percent to 0.01 percent (not exceeding 100,000 baht). This is only in cases where there is a contract to transfer infrastructure assets back from the fund or there is a contract to transfer them to a government agency.Mortgage registration fee
Reduce mortgage registration fees from 1 percent to 0.01 percent (not exceeding 100,000 baht) in cases where the fund is the one requesting registration as collateral for a loan.Rental registration fee
Reduction of rental registration fee from 1% to 0.01% (not exceeding 100,000 baht) in case the fund is a lessee or sub-lessee. and in case the Fund is a lessor or sub-lessor