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The following information is widely being advertised right now on the internet: "The good news is, if you move to Thailand to retire, you will not be taxed on income you receive from overseas. These include pension, interest or any other source of income from your home country. Tax in Thailand only applies to money earned within the country. It’s crucial to note, however, that you can’t work while on a retirement visa in Thailand." https://thethaiger.com/guides/retire-in-thailand/do-you-need-to-pay-income-taxes-when-retiring-in-thailand
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A poster above quotes a Revenue official who says: "The collection of PIT on overseas income will be primarily based on the principle of self-declaration in conjunction with the use of digital technology and international information exchange systems …" Assuming this quote is accurate what it means: Unless a person living in Thailand is currently filing tax returns and paying tax it is not easy for the revenue department to get tax from that person who is outside the radar of the tax collectors. Also privacy laws apply to banks and their customers. The immigration department are not tax collectors and if a person applies for an annual extension that's' for the year ahead and the applicant may say he or she will be be spending less than 180 days in Thailand in the forthcoming year.
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One view is that this new provision is aimed at taxpayers in Thailand to fix a loophole re assessable taxes. Exemption to those who are subject to a double taxation agreement and especially retirees who will be unaffected by this. Too much scaremongering in many of the postings here. See article below from KPMG. -Nothing about taxing income earned abroad and not brought into Thailand. -Nothing to cancel double taxation agreements, etc. "KPMG’s observations Previously, Section 41 Paragraph 2 of the Thai Revenue Code was interpreted differently: the assessable income derived by a Thai tax resident from employment, a business carried on overseas, or from a property situated overseas, would have been subject to Thai personal income tax only if the said taxable income was brought into Thailand in the same tax year. However, the new interpretation means that foreign-sourced income brought into Thailand from 1 January 2024 onwards will be subject to Thai personal income tax, regardless of the tax year in which the income was derived. Affected taxpayers should be aware of the Thai personal income tax implications and take this new interpretation and their tax residency into consideration when planning to repatriate foreign-sourced income into Thailand. "
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Currently have monies transferred from Wise UK to my bank here in Thailand. Due to possible new regulations I want to know what legitimate etc methods are available to get monies coming to Thailand without being received into my Thai bank account. I suppose I could send money to a Thai friend with a bank account here but that would be risky as the Thai may -unintentionally of course - forget to gift me my money.....???? Can i send the money here to somewhere like Western Union for me to collect it? Or something similar? I have Thai credit and debit cards. Is there some way to get a debit card from a different Thai or non Thai bank here and use that for expenses? { Wise do not issue cards for persons residing in Thailand at the moment} Thx any input!
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TM30 Online - confirmation
homeseeker replied to Thailand's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Last time I did my retirement extension I provided the TM 30 document from immigration given to my Landlord. It shows my name. address and passport number. This is I assume the screenshot mentioned above. Seems this document acceptable without "receipt of notification". ( same like 90 day confirmation -instead of receipt-given on line) -
What on earth is TM30 ?!
homeseeker replied to AndrewMciver's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
I notice at CW immigration(BKK) at the check in area there are counters marked "TM 30". -
I listened to BBC radio 4 today. Some "expert" was trying to say how complicated this case is. Not complicated at all. The BBC presenter -a public figure- and for whatever reasons fancied affairs with younger males and likely used his position, money and power to further that. When he was confronted with exposure the cowardly presenter is now hiding behind apparent mental illness as an excuse, and using his wife to do the dirty work.
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When living in Thailand what VPN are you using?
homeseeker replied to advancebooking's topic in IT and Computers
Express VPN...easy and efficient -
As the so called teen thru his lawyer is saying its rubbish and no evidence of wrongdoing; the presenter of course will admit nothing. What the parents would say in Court is hearsay without the teens evidence. My reading of the case is that if money was paid that can prove nowt without the victims' evidence. Even if there is a photo of the presenter in his underwear: nothing wrong with that and it also proves nothing unless the teen says otherwise which he will not either about that or anything else to implicate the presenter. However loud the parents scream and shout their allegations cannot prove anything in Court without their child or an admission by the presenter. Of course: I think we can all guess who arranged and financed the lawyer...and many of us now know the name of the presenter.
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Fugitive British National Arrested in Thailand over £7m Fraud Case
homeseeker replied to webfact's topic in Koh Samui News
In Asia you can often get away with murder, but stream football matches without a license= they will get you! -
What is This? Strange Object Near Makkasan Station
homeseeker replied to Danderman123's topic in Bangkok
Its the remains of a UFO. When the occupants arrived they took one look at those people greeting them and were so shocked they fled so quickly leaving what is depicted in the photo... -
OP : seems to me you were faced with a person choking on his food and you did what u considered necessary to assist in this apparent emergency. He coughed up the food, so you saved him. You deserve applause not abuse. But remember the old saying: "every good deed deserves to be punished"
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I am seeking to move from BKK to Pattaya. Look for a furnished rental in Pattaya with easy access to motor bike taxis etc. Large studio or i bedroom with kitchen facilities and ability to install or get good internet. 40-50 sq. I year rental budget 10-15,000 per month. Can anyone suggest condo buildings or similar that may have suitable units available for me? Thank u in advance.
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Worst advice: to put ketchup on my ice cream. Best advise: to stop smoking cigarettes. To be remembered for: the last cheque(check) I issued which bounced.