A condo has an appraised value of 3,000,000 baht. The transfer fee is 2% of the appraised value. What is the transfer fee, in THB?

A resale condo sells for 5,000,000 baht at a 3% commission. What is the agency commission, in THB?

A 60,000 baht transfer fee is split 50/50 between buyer and seller. What does the buyer pay, in THB?

Who usually pays the agent's commission on a Thai property sale?

1. The buyer
2. The Land Office
3. The seller or owner, with the fee built into the asking price
4. The bank

When is the 0.5% stamp duty due on a property sale?

1. Only when Specific Business Tax does not apply
2. Always
3. Only for foreigners
4. Only on new builds

A seller who owned a unit for 8 years (not in the property business) sells at 4,500,000 baht; appraised value is 4,000,000. Stamp duty is 0.5% of the higher value. What is it, in THB?

Which tax does the seller pay if he sells within 5 years of buying?

1. Stamp duty only
2. Specific Business Tax (SBT) of 3.3%
3. VAT of 7%
4. No tax

A seller held a condo for 2 years. Appraised value 6,000,000, sale price 6,800,000. SBT is 3.3% of the higher. What is the SBT, in THB?

A resale at 6,000,000 baht pays the agency 3%. A newcomer agent keeps 40% of the agency commission. What does the agent earn, in THB?

Example figures: a developer pays 4% on an 8,000,000 baht off-plan unit. An experienced agent keeps 50%. What does the agent earn, in THB?

An exclusive developer deal pays 6% instead of the standard 3% on a 10,000,000 baht villa. How much more commission does the agency earn, in THB?

A foreign international sales consultant is paid the 50,000 baht monthly work permit floor. What is the minimum annual salary, in THB?

The maximum employee social security contribution is 875 baht a month from 2026. What is the yearly maximum, in THB?

A Bangkok agent has a 20,000 baht base salary. She closes one 3,000,000 baht resale at 3%, keeping 40%. What is her total pay that month, in THB?

A resale at 7,000,000 baht pays a 2.5% commission. What is the commission, in THB?

A private seller owned a house for 6 years. Sale price 5,000,000, appraised 4,200,000. What stamp duty applies (0.5% of the higher), in THB?

For what amount is the FET form typically required?

1. Any amount
2. Only above USD 1 million
3. Never for condos
4. Transfers of USD 50,000 or more

Example figures: a corporate seller who held a unit 2 years sells at 5,000,000; appraised 4,000,000. SBT is 3.3% of the higher, withholding tax 1% of the sale price and the seller pays half the 2% transfer fee on the appraised value. What is the seller's total, in THB?

A buyer gets a new 45 sqm condo. The sinking fund is 600 baht per sqm (one-off), the common fee 60 baht per sqm a month. What does he pay for the sinking fund plus the first year of common fees, in THB?

Example figures: the agency earns 3% on a 12,000,000 baht sale but shares 50/50 with a co-agency. A top producer keeps 70% of the agency's share. What does the agent earn, in THB?

An agent wants 80,000 baht a month on commission only. Each deal is a 4,000,000 baht sale at 3%, and she keeps 40%. How many deals a month does she need (whole number)?

A foreign buyer of a 5,000,000 baht condo asks for the reduced 0.01% transfer fee. What do you answer?

1. Yes, it applies to everyone
2. Yes, if he pays cash
3. Only in Bangkok
4. No: the reduced fee is only for Thai nationals buying homes up to 7 million baht, until 30 June 2027