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Sorry but maybe the late hour but can you elucidate at all on this? I know there is a way you can forgo your PA and not pay tax on UK divis etc but I thought you still had to pay on rental income irrespective? This is just DTA digest and for Thailand has been reported many times (by me) showing no relief for private or state pension so not sure of the relevance - other than if trying to claim a credit somewhere?

That sort of speaks volumes.... Thanks. I don't suppose you have any more details on this or references I can look at?

I suggest you read the article.........

to me it was predictable and stupid - but what do I know.......

Have you seen the news item opinion about the Russians on Phuket? How does extending their 30 day to 90 visa exempt fit in with your statement........ https://aseannow.com/topic/1324856-phuket’s-‘russian-invasion’-–-they’re-here-to-stay/

Not a good example as even if non resident in the UK if you are being paid a pension there, and your total income is above the tax free allowance, you will still be taxed on that amount. I know this unfortunately for a fact........

Yes I get that but is it normal in other beer bar complexes to not be able to set your own retail prices? My guess is no based on my experience from drinking in them years ago but my memory could be faulty.

Not in any of the many fixed accounts I have had here over the years at a couple of different banks.

The price appears to have actually come down......... Link from 2015

is this normal in these places - Along with what appears to be tied distribution (all be it the English phraseology is terrible)

Thanks for posting. I did see the message come up the other day after launching Kodi. Unfortunately however I ended up going back from 20 to 19.5 a while ago due to issues with the add-ons I had so I think it will be a while before I try 21. Saying that I am mainly using it as a viewer these days as said add-ons seem to offer less and less.........

I admire your optimism Unfortunately I don't see much more clarity being revealed until potentially early 2025........

Sorry to hear of your troubles but where were you able to get all that for only 6k baht?

Now you are being silly.

What I am curious about is how the Thai RD is actually going to change their processes to supposedly "catch" all the literally hundreds (if not thousands) of expats who should probably have been filing a tax return for god knows how many years already....... If filing is based on an "honour" system perhaps they won't pro-actively do anything........ Considering the rule change was supposedly initially to close the loophole for Thai's it is going to be interesting to see how many foreigners who don't file actually get approached after the end of the first quarter next year.

For UK knock yourself out - https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/savings-accounts-best-interest/ For Thailand - I don't actually know of any specific "digital" banks........

No he wasn't saying. How many different ways do you want it parsed...... Your interpretation is correct although, as already stated, you may have to prove it is savings/income from pre 1/01/24

Do you mean they only accept Thai customers for FCD accounts - as I have a baht fixed deposit account with them for many years? That is a very good rate for USD though

Unusual colour combo with the pink wing mirrors...........

Disagree.

Not sure it is. There are people in both camps. At the moment I would imagine most offices no. (just my personal opinion) However next filing start is not until 1/01/25 so may have to wait a while to see if anything really shakes out......

Scaremongering and factually wrong.......... They changed the interpretation of one directive in the tax code and the main reason was to stop Thais not having to pay tax on income from abroad by remitting them the following calendar year. But hey you knew that didn't you.........

If I understand correctly you have a LTR? If so I don't see any reason why you need bother unless they change the guidance.......

I answered you. Up to you what you do with it. Quake answered you but again your choice whether to agree with his answer. Klonko same same. How many answers do you want.........

Not in my specific instance and I doubt HMRC would pay any attention to a filing alone if you were looking to offset against the DTA........