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Yeah, I get that. But with this new tax law being discussed, I didn’t know if it would lead to more poking around for money trails if I was to do it

If I have an extension of stay based on marriage and I reside in Thailand for the year, is it permitted that I can work as a freelancer/self-employed from the US. I know it’s forbidden to work within Thailand without a work permit, but is it permitted to have income from my business that is taxed in the US? I’m hearing contradictory information on this..

The last time I taught in Thailand was almost 7 years ago, where I reached the limit of my waivers. I've been teaching in China since then and currently back in Thailand. I got a new passport a few years back so my current number is not connected to the waivers I previously got. When I check on the KSP site nothing shows up for my current passport, but when I key in my old number the previous waivers are listed. Does anyone know if the passport number is the only thing that is used for the waivers? Or is there something else that is connected to it, like a tax id number or something? I have an interview at a school coming up and I don't want to waste my time with going through the onboarding process if I know that it's just going to be rejected later on. Also, I don't plan on teaching for more than a year or so here so I have no interest in getting the license. Thanks for any input..