Phuket Property Seller Net Proceeds: Build an Exit-Cost Statement

Build the Net Sale Proceeds Before You Buy

A future selling price is not the same as cash returned to the owner. A disciplined buyer models the exit before purchase and a seller obtains a documented closing estimate before accepting an offer.

Decision checklist

• Start with the agreed price and the Land Office appraised value; ask an adviser which value drives each item.
• List mortgage discharge, withholding tax, specific business tax or stamp duty, transfer fee allocation and registered burdens without assuming who pays.
• Add agency commission, legal work, repairs, unpaid common fees, utility balances, tenant or booking liabilities and currency conversion.
• Reconcile original acquisition and improvement evidence that may matter to the owner’s tax file.
• Run more than one sale-date and price scenario; keep the final Land Office receipts and bank trail.

Use the transfer-fee guide, closing statement checklist, resale-liquidity guide and buying support.

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Fact-check flags

Taxes, exemptions, assessed values, fee concessions, mortgage balances, commission, exchange rates and payer allocation change by owner, date and contract. Obtain a current written calculation from independent Thai legal and tax advisers.