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Payroll software · 🇹🇭 Thailand

Thai payroll, and every 50 Tawi accounted for.

Social security and withholding tax come out of one run, in baht, including the certificates each employee needs and the ones a mid-year leaver needs within a month.

Social Security FundPND 1 and PND 1 Kor50 Tawi certificatesWorkmen’s Compensation Fund
hreasily.com/payroll · Thailand
March run · 31 employeesGross ฿ 1,284,000 · approved
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Social Security · SPS 1-10Monthly contribution return
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PND 1Withholding tax on salaries
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50 Tawi · one leaverDue within a month of leaving
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Why Thai payroll is its own job

Three portals, three calendars, and a certificate for every single employee.

The Revenue Department wants PND 1 monthly and PND 1 Kor once a year. The Social Security Office wants its own return on its own date, with hires and leavers notified separately and within their own windows. And every employee is owed a withholding certificate, within a month if they leave mid-year.

Your statutory month

What Thailand asks for, and when

Checked against Revenue Department and Social Security Office material in September 2026.

WhatWhat it isWhen
Social Security FundSPS 1-10, monthly return

Employee and employer contributions to the Social Security Office, filed with the monthly return. Filing electronically buys you a few extra days.

By the 15th
PND 1Withholding tax on salaries

Monthly withholding return to the Revenue Department. E-filing is mandatory for this form.

By the 7th, or the 15th online
New hires and leaversSPS 1-03, SPS 6-09, SPS 6-10

Registration within 30 days of hiring, notification of leavers and changes on the monthly cycle. These sit outside payroll and still carry penalties.

Event-driven
PND 1 KorAnnual withholding return

The year’s summary of salary withholding.

February, or 8 March online
50 TawiWithholding tax certificate

One per employee for their own filing, and within one month for anyone who leaves part-way through the year.

By 15 February
Workmen’s Compensation FundAnnual, not monthly

Contribution at the start of the year, then a wage report in February and a top-up in March.

January to March
Provident fundVoluntary

Where you run one, it is a deduction in the payroll cycle like any other.

If you run one

No rates on this page, deliberately. Contribution rates and wage ceilings change more often than a website does, and a stale number is worse than none. What we publish is the shape of the obligation; the amounts come out of the run.

What HReasily does with it

One run, and the month is accounted for

The same employee record feeds the payslip, the contributions and the reporting, so the numbers cannot disagree with each other.

Social security and withholding in one run

Contributions and PND 1 withholding are calculated together from the same employee record, in baht, so the payslip and the returns come from one set of numbers.

Certificates per employee, not per year-end

50 Tawi certificates are owed to everyone, and inside a month to mid-year leavers, so they come out of the payroll record rather than being typed one at a time.

Leave rules that match the current Act

Thai leave entitlements changed in December 2025. Leave sits in the same platform as payroll, so entitlement and pay do not drift apart.

Statutory logic kept current per market

Rules are maintained inside the product for each market we operate in rather than left to whoever reads the gazette.

Kept current

What changed in Thailand recently

Three things a payroll page written two years ago would get wrong.

From 1 January 2026
Social security wage ceilings raised

A ministerial regulation gazetted in December 2025 raised the wage base used for social security contributions, phased in over several periods. Contribution amounts change even where nothing about your team has.

From 8 December 2025
Labour Protection Act (No. 9)

Maternity leave extended from 98 to 120 days, with new parental and infant-care leave. This is a leave-policy change before it is a payroll one, and it is already in force.

Since tax year 2567
E-filing mandatory for PND 1

Paper filing of the monthly and annual withholding returns is no longer the route. The extra days for filing online currently run to the end of January 2027.

The rest of the region

Add a market, not a vendor

HReasily runs six markets on one platform. Multi-country customers run them in a single cycle with a market-by-market breakdown, rather than reconciling five payroll providers.

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Thailand pricing starts at ฿50 per employee, per month

Priced per employee per month in baht, on Classic. Add only the modules you use, and see the full breakdown on the pricing page.

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Questions

Thailand payroll, answered

Does HReasily file PND 1 for us?
PND 1 is a monthly Revenue Department return and e-filing is mandatory. Confirm the exact filing route we support for your setup. Direct submission is available in Singapore through One-Stop Payroll, and works differently in each other market.
What about 50 Tawi certificates?
Every employee is owed one, and anyone leaving mid-year is owed one within a month. It is a per-employee obligation rather than a year-end task.
Do you handle the Workmen’s Compensation Fund?
It runs annually rather than per payroll cycle: contribution in January, wage report in February, adjustment in March. Talk to us about how it fits your year.
Did Thai leave entitlements change?
Yes. Maternity leave went from 98 to 120 days and new parental and infant-care leave was added, in force since December 2025.

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