India and Thailand are connected by a Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA), which determines which country can tax specific income and provides relief where both systems would otherwise overlap. In practice it affects dividend withholding rates, royalty and fee payments, and how a Thai subsidiary's income is treated when it reaches your Indian company.
The treaty does not remove the need for proper compliance on both sides — transfer pricing documentation, withholding tax filings and Thai audit requirements all still apply. Plan cross-border flows with a tax advisor in each country before the first invoice, not after.
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