Raindancer

Why don't you just stick to talking about EVs. You obviously not nothing of substance nor history of this conflict.

No problem.

If you send an email to them as quoted by @brewsterbudgen They will accommodate you.

Yep. Quite strong here in CM Sansai!

About 5 minutes ago, and lasting 2/ 3 minutes. Anyone else in Chiang Mai?

What an ignorant statement, as is your usual diatribe of posts!!

PM sent.

PM sent.

Great. Many thanks for your help and clarification.

Thank you for your helpful illustration. The only thing that I don't see, is the first 150k non taxable deduction.

Well, it's how you interpret it. It states: income derived from pensions, is exempt from taxation. Sure its badly labelled under Expenses. But the wording is quite explicit. This was explained by Mike Lister in numerous posts, in Jan 2024 and onwards. And @Mutt Daeng clearly posted, where it can be included, in income tax returns. Perhaps it might ease your mind by contacting Sherrings or one of the Tax experts for a free 15 minute call.

This might help. Check first Deductions for Expenses: It was clarified that income derived from pensions counted towards exemptions/ allowances of 50%, but no more than 100000 baht could be included. https://sherrings.com/personal-tax-deductions-allowances-thailand.html This link from Jan 2024 was also given:

I just provided my Thai driving licence, plus a phone bill with my name and address.

Yep, it certainly is mad! I hope you get everything sorted out! Good luck