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Tax residency in Laos
The following persons, among others, must pay income tax in Laos:
• Persons who generate income in Laos
• Individuals resident in Laos who work and generate income in a foreign country, unless an applicable double tax treaty provides otherwise
• Lao employees who work in embassies, consular offices or international organizations in foreign countries and earn income in Laos
• Foreigners who work in Laos and receive salary in Laos
• Foreigners who work in Laos and receive salary in foreign countries, if they live in Laos for 183 consecutive days, or nonconsecutive days but over 183 days within the year, unless an applicable double tax treaty provides otherwise
This summary is general information, not tax or legal advice. Rules change and individual circumstances vary — confirm with a qualified adviser before making decisions.
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