Don’t Miss Out! How to Use e-Tax Invoice for 2025 Tax Deductions and How Much You Can Save

Paying taxes is not only a legal obligation for all Thai citizens, but also a means of contributing to the country’s development and supporting essential public services.

Fortunately, taxpayers can reduce their tax burden through government-approved deductions. One of the key measures for 2025 is the “EASY E-Receipt” which enables individuals to use e-tax invoices for 2025 tax deductions.

If you’re wondering how this works, how much you can deduct, and which stores are included, this article has all the answers.
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Let’s dive in:

1. What are e-Tax invoice and e-Receipt?

2. How much tax deduction can you claim with an e-Tax Invoice? 

3. Examples of using e-Tax Invoice and e-Receipt for deductions

4. Goods and Services Not Eligible for Tax Deduction

1. What are e-Tax invoice and e-Receipt?

An e-Tax Invoice and e-Receipt electronic documents are used in the 2025 EASY E-Receipt.

To qualify, purchase from participating stores and request an e-Tax Invoice and e-Receipt issued in your name with correct buyer information. These serve as proof of ou tax deduction filing

Purchases made between January 16 and February 28, 2025, at participating stores are eligible for this tax deduction scheme.

Next, here’s what you’ll need to request an e-Tax Invoice and e-Receipt:

If you plan to request these documents, simply inform the participating store.It’ll typically need evidence to issue the documents:

• Your Thai National ID card (with current or registered address)
• The receipt from your purchase at the participating store
  

Always double-check the information on your e-Tax Invoice and e-Receipt before leaving the store. If there’s an error, ask the shop to correct it immediately. Many stores can only issue or edit documents on the same day of purchase—delaying may cause you to lose the right to claim your deduction.

2. How Much Tax Deduction Can You Claim with an e-Tax Invoice?

Under the tax deduction scheme, taxpayers can claim up to 50,000 Baht per year (including VAT) using e-Tax Invoices. This total limit is divided into two main categories:

2.1 Stores or services from VAT-registered businesses

You can request an e-Tax Invoice and claim up to 30,000 Baht under this category

2.2 Stores and services not registered for VAT

You may request an e-Receipt instead.
However, only some items or services are eligible under this scheme. Always confirm with the store before making a purchase.

2.3 Goods and services from OTOP and community enterprises

• Maximum deduction: 20,000 Baht
• Applies to products and services from OTOP (One Tambon One Product), registered community enterprises (Ministry of Agriculture), or registered social enterprises. You can request an e-Tax Invoice and e-Receipt as proof for your tax filing.

With the 2025 EASY E-Receipt, many businesses nationwide are participating, encouraging consumers to shop and save on taxes.

If you’re searching for which stores participate this scheme, simply look for participating retailers and make the most of your spending during this period.

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3. Examples of using e-Tax Invoice and e-Receipt for deductions

If you’re unsure how tax deductions with e-Tax Invoice and e-Receipt work, here are simple examples you can compare to your own situation:

Example 1

Purchasing goods or services from general participating stores worth 18,000 Baht.
→ You can use e-Tax Invoice to claim a tax deduction of 18,000 Baht, which is within the first deduction limit.

Example 2

Purchasing goods or services from general stores worth 35,000 Baht, plus OTOP products worth 10,000 Baht (total 45,000 Baht).

You can claim the maximum deduction of 30,000 Baht under the general store first deduction limit, plus an additional 10,000 Baht for OTOP products, totaling 40,000 Baht)

Example 3

Purchasing OTOP products and/or items from the community or social enterprises worth 30,000 Baht.

You can claim a deduction of 20,000 Baht, which is the maximum allowed under this category.

Example 4

Purchasing goods and services from general participating stores worth 40,000 Baht.

You can claim a deduction of 30,000 Baht, which is the maximum limit under this category.

4. Goods and Services Not Eligible for Tax Deduction

Before making a purchase to request an e-Tax Invoice for tax deduction, ensure the items are included in the scheme. Even if the store participates, some products and services are excluded, which means you won’t be able to claim a deduction. These include:

• Alcoholic beverages: liquor, wine
• Cigarettes and tobacco products
• Fuels such as gasoline, gas, or electricity for engines
• Vehicles: cars, motorcycles, boats
• Utility bills: electricity, water supply
• Telecommunication services: phone and internet bills
• Non-life insurance premiums
• Tourism and accommodation expenses
• Purchases made outside the eligible period (16 January – 28 February 2025)

Using e-Tax Invoice and e-Receipt for tax deduction is an effective way to lower your tax burden while improving personal cash flow indirectly. To maximize your benefits, it’s essential to understand your rights and stay informed about the latest updates.
Another consideration for enhancing long-term financial stability is combining tax deduction benefits with eligible life insurance and health insurance plans from Muang Thai Life Assurance.

It provides comprehensive coverage and peace of mind simultaneously. Let you enjoy life fully.

• Please study the details of coverage, conditions and exclusions before making a
  decision to purchase insurance
  

Source: Retrieved on 11/02/2025

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