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Pls find enclosed what exactly is transmitted via CRS. There is no distinction between principal, profit etc. If you trade 100x10.000 USD CRS will show 1.000.000 in monies you have received! So at first glance Somchai from the RD will imply that you have to pay tax on 1 M USD. You will have a hard time explaining that you only transfered 120K Baht to Thailand during the year ???? crs_user_guide_2_0.pdf
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That is what you have written before: "Once again, all that is happening is that Thailand is attempting to become a fully paid up member of CRS Reporting and fall in line with international standards on taxation, it's in their best interests to do this. " It was my understanding that this was your opinion...
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Please read carefully what is written in your quote (Source?) . There is no logical implication in that quote that crs has anything to do with Thailand having to tax remitted income. Pls state where exactly crs demands an amount of tax? If you cannot then pls accept the fact that CRS is about a common reporting standard as the name suggests, not about assesable income or the amount of tax. BTW I am working in a regulatory environment in financial institutions just to avoid any confusion.
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Your claim that this has anything to do with CRS is not correct. CRS does not force any country to tax anything. Countries that do not even have an income tax are part of crs like the bahamas. CRS is about getting information on foreigen accounts and sending the info back to the individuals residence country.
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Thanks for your post! The main point for me is the difference in taxation between ROI and principal if that is correct I am off the hook. How they want to calculate this is is a mystery to me especially if you have thousands of trades in a year. I will setup a seperate account which I will be filling up with "losers" over the year and then liquidate them and then transfer the proceeds i.e. principal.
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I hope this will be the solution all of us are looking for. I simply do not file a tax return as I have set aside money that has gathered no untaxed income. It went similiar for the loophole before as no one ever bothered to check if the money you transfered was with mixed interest or cap gains from another year or the same year...
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There a lot of countries that issue international warrants and usually they are followed through without looking into the matter further by interpol. However unlikely it may be (I think it is) the risk is real and the consequences very dire, keep that in mind everyone. https://assembly.coe.int/nw/xml/XRef/Xref-XML2HTML-en.asp?fileid=23524&lang=en
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Maybe they have decided to fleece the farangs once and for all as much as they can in 1 or 2 years and do not care if we never come back as they have taken in Trillions of baht by demanding tax for the last 10 years on every baht ever transmitted to Thailand. You can see the scam they pulled when raising the price of the elite visa fully knowing that the elite visa is dead when they implement the new tax order. So just create a rush before the elite visa is dead. Politicians are only concerned with the near future, never with the outcome in 3 years.
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Trust me it happened in Germany several times. The law in itself is not changed but the interpretation of the law and the moment the gavel drops it is applied retrospectivly. Example: A court declared that having an empty unused appartment in Germany makes you liable to german income tax as you have a permanent abode. Even if you had not been in Germany for 10 years but had an empty appartment you had to pay up. So you had to pay taxes 11 years in arrears if you lived in Thailand like a late friend of mine. Perfectly legal in GERMANY so sure as hell it is possible in Thailand. I would also not recommend to leave Thailand with a tax debt. One diverted plane with you on board could book you a long term stay in a thai prison or some hefty tea money along with the payment of the taxes owed.