Starting a Business: Cost of Social Security Contribution

May 24 2010 Categories: Doing Business In Thailand No comments yet

Any employees between 15 to 60 years old and their employers must make monthly contribution to the social security. Now what are the exact costs of social security in Thailand?

Note that due the economical crisis the rate of social security deduction has been reduced until the end of 2009. The normal rate of contribution shall be once again applicable from the 1st January 2009

Monthly salary

Reduced Rate

Until end December 2009

Normal Rate

From beginning January 2009

Employer

3%

Employee

3%

Employer

5%

Employee

5%

2,000 THB

60

60

100

100

3,000 THB

90

90

150

150

4,000  THB

120

120

200

200

5,000 THB

150

150

250

250

6,000 THB

180

180

300

300

7,000 THB

210

210

350

350

8.000 THB

240

240

400

400

9,000 THB

270

270

450

450

10,000 THB

300

300

500

500

11,000 THB

330

330

550

550

12.000 THB

360

360

600

600

13,000 THB

390

390

650

650

14,000 THB

420

420

700

700

15,000 THB

450

450

750

750

Above 15,000 THB

450

450

750

750

Note that social contributions are calculated on a salary up to 15,000 THB. The part of the employee salary above 15,000 THB per month is not yet subjected to social security deduction.

 

Note: This post is an excerpt of Rene Philippe Dubout next book: “How to Invest Safely Into Thailand” to be published in January 2010

About the Author:

The author Rene-Philippe DUBOUT is a lawyer since 1990 when he was admitted to Geneva bar (Switzerland). He practiced as a litigator there for 10 years until he moved to Thailand in 1999. In 2002 he founded with a group of Thai lawyers Rene Philippe & Partners Ltd a local law firm that specialized in Cross Borders Investments and Real Estate. He has been lecturing in several Thai Universities and a speaker to numerous conferences and seminars. He is the author of a must read book:”How to Purchase Real Estate Offshore Safely: The Case of Thailand”.

http//:www.renephilippe.com

 

Originally posted 2009-12-13 09:45:23.

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