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Your SS benefits will continue after you've renounced US citizenship. You don't have to sell US stocks, properties or any US investments. You may have to pay tax on a " pretend sales" of your US properties. See IRS form 8854. You can only renounce US citizenship outside of US by showing a valid passport or citizenship of another country.

My car has a Chonburi plate I got the purple book at Udon Thani land transportation office next to route 2 before entering Laos.

I was there to ask about how to get my refund since e-money card is no longer an option, wasn't there to ask when I will get the refund which I filed on January 10th but was told my refund was approved February 15 and will get it in the mail soon.

I filed last month still waiting for the refund. Yesterday went to Jomtein Revenue Office 4th floor confirmed I can no longer use e-money card to receive refunds. I was claiming tax withheld at Bangkok Bank, I asked if I can get refund deposited in Bangkok Bank the answer was yes. I'll take the refund check to Bangkok Bank to try my luck once I got it in the mail.

I have filed for tax return last month at Jomtein revenue office, was not told I need a new bank account. I assume I will get my refund as before my mail, but now that I am aware of this I will go back to ask.

In the old system I was allowed to enter the main building by showing the laminated number to collect my passport and proceed to re entry desk. How does the new system work? do you have to come back to the small building for a queue number for re entry desk?

The Red Cross Queen Vadhana Memorial hospital in Sriracha has to be the most beautiful hospital in Thailand. https://maps.app.goo.gl/a39SWip4wvgNKTYc9 They offer selected services in the evenings at higher fees. I was there on Feb 9. Registration was 50B, 4pm doctor consultation plus NIFLEC 1350B. EGD ( EsophagoGastroDuodenoscopy) plus colonoscopy on Feb 14 was 20392B, of which 350B was for removing one benign polyp.

You are right, it can be nerve wrecking when the market is down. The biggest danger is panic selling , which has not happened to me yet 55.

Learn to invest with the patience of a tiger. identify the mother lode, buy a few index funds, hold for years. NOt like a curious cat, distracted by anything shinny all over the world. That's was how I manage accounts but NVIDIA is too "shinny".

My best performing investment in in MSFT, up 400% in about 9 years.

Wire from Schwab to BKK, or use the Schwab ATM card.

US tech sector is the mother lode. Make sure you have some exposure in your portfolio. Probably I have overloaded but the risk is rewarded. I cant resist NVIDIA, bought 440 sh at $598/sh 3 weeks ago, it's up 20% closed at $720.

I believe I can also deposit US checks on Interactive Brokers app but I haven't try. Schwab and Interactive Brokers will accept your Thai address and phone number to open a new account.

To deposit a US check, I open the Schwab app on my phone linked to my US brokerage account. Enter amount of the check. Take a pic of the front and back of the US check.Submit. Done. Check will clear in one or two days.

The location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/gjqF6UKqsC5UyGjW9

It was simple and fast since I had reported TM30 online. Wiith the online reporting screenshot printout, no copies of prove of address documents were required since I had uploaded them online. The worst part was the line getting the queue number, depending on your luck.

TM30 or not ? the best place to ask is your immigration office. While we all know the rules the enforcement varies. I was required to get a new TM30 receipt in Jomtein for going out side of Thailand and returned to the same house with re entry permit.

My post was to point out Thai tax code section 42 (10) or (12) , inherited fund is easy to prove, and how to maintain a Roth account in US . I was hoping it may be helpful.

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Looking at Thai Tax Code Section 42 (10) and (12), inherited income should be tax free here. She will need to show that the money originated from inherited ROTH. I don't know about joint ROTH accounts but if it is your individual ROTH, the account name will change to " Inherited ROTH" once she inherited it from you, and the statements will show " inherited ROTH", so it's not difficult for her to show it's inherited. If she would like to keep the inherited ROTH in US but worries about the bank may close her account for not having a US address, consider Schwab or Interactive Brokers brokerage accounts which accept Thai addresses.

baking soda. Vinegar. Bar Keeper's Friend. Oxalic acid in powder form order online if you know how to use it, it's what you find in Bar Keeper's Friend.

I have downloaded your file and with the same setting it is fillable, do you get the tool bar as I do? by the way I am on win 11 if it matters. I did not have to register to download Nitro 5, I don't remember from which website, I am using Acrobat Readers mostly for obvious reason.

may i add this is the version of Acrobat Reader that I have .I do not have to convert pdf's to fillable to add text.

Tax code may have some clue but Tax form is what you should look at to answer your question do you need to fill tax return with only one type of income. If you have not look at Thai tax forms it's time you do. You won't find any section or any line to report non-taxable income, the like kind as those in Section 42. Top of form PND 91 clearly stated section 40 income only. Every section on tax form PND 90 is clearly under subtitle correspond to 8 parts of section 40. Would you submit a blank tax form with your personal data and signature? The threshold of 60,000B or 120,000B income to file tax return is also section 40 income, it cannot be exempted income, again, where do you enter the 60,000B/120.000B exempted income on the tax form? Also my opinion :)