
With just a few days left before the close of 2025, the perennial top question remains: "Are there any tax deduction rights still available to use in time?"
For those who have yet to utilize their RMF or Thai ESG fund tax deduction rights this year, now is the last chance to seize them. Importantly, this year asset management companies are fiercely competing with promotions stronger than before, as most investors wait until late Q4 to buy, prompting the market to offer attractive unit promotions to win their favor.
Thairath Money has therefore compiled the latest updated "Tax Deduction Fund Promotions from All Asset Management Companies" for detailed study to assist decision-making, along with key tax considerations that must be fully checked before investing, as follows.
Because 2025 is a volatile market year with investors delaying decisions, but taxes wait for no one. Asset management companies thus employ a low-cost yet enticing tool: "unit refunds," effectively giving investors an additional layer of investment capital.
Nevertheless, promotions should not be the primary reason to choose a tax-saving fund. Since RMF/SSF (SSF funds lost their tax deduction rights in 2024) require long-term holding, the key is always to select funds suitable to oneself, consider fees, and review past performance first.
1. KKPAM (Kiatnakin Phatra Asset Management)
2. ONEAM (WANN Asset Management)
More details:https://www.one-asset.com/th/Promotion/detail/84
3. Krungsri Asset Management
More details:https://go.edge.co.th/taxpromo2025
4. Asset Plus
More details:https://www.assetfund.co.th/Promotion_LTF_AD.html
5. Aberdeen
6. Eastspring
7. KWIAM
8. TISCOASSET
More details:https://www.tiscoasset.com/mutualfunds/products/rmf/
1. Promotions are just bonuses.
Long-term returns plus tax reductions have a greater impact on your finances than a small bonus of 100 baht in fund units. Do not let a 100 baht bonus lead you to choose a fund that does not suit your style.
2. RMF requires longer holding than Thai ESG.
3. Fees matter more than you think.
Especially for broad market or foreign funds, funds with lower fees may yield accumulated differences of tens of thousands of baht over 5-10 years.
Source: Kiatnakin Phatra Securities (KKP)
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