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I would like to get some short sleeved shirts and slacks made up. Also a lightweight blazer. Does anyone have any ideas of a tailor with good quality and resonable prices? I think many of the tailors use the same factory/factories so i dont want to pay over the odds for a tailor at expensice location. Thanks

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Thanks, any idea what stores there?

Hi I am looking for a church to attend regularly. Having lived in the north i didnt go to church much, they were mostly American cults or places run by pious missionaries. Is there any church were normal people go Where Christians are just normal people who go to church where its not a core part of your personality passing judgement on others. Whats the closest thing to Church of England in Bangkok? I live at Asoke Thanks

Hi I spent all day walking around Pratunam looking for large size clothes. I guess in the west i would be 3x. But cant find anything that fits here. I want to buy shorts, nice t-shirts, maybe some jeans, chinos and some light weight button up shirts (I guess a taylor might be best for the button up shirts) Thanks

Transfer money to a gold dealer from overseas. Collect gold from dealer in Thailand Transfer money to a motor dealer from overseas Pickup car from dealer in Thailand Transfer money to an escrow account overseas, they pay property developer in Thailand Receive ownership of property in Thailand Transfer money to a condo developer from your overseas account to their account in Thailand Receive ownership of property in Thailand Transfer money to a condo developer from your overseas account to their overseas account, Receive ownership of property in Thailand Dealer/condo developer is a business, not an individual. He doesn't pay tax as "income" to his account as its a business account. Of course not every international business transaction is taxed as income. Businesses dont pay income tax, they pay tax on profits. What is and what isnt allowed.??

a) Yes b) Good question.

Its got to be the person who RECEIVED the money pays the tax. Not the person who sent it. So in the case that I purchase something of value from overseas account - its the receiver that pays the tax. Otherwise its taxed twice if me remitting it into thailand is taxable (regardless of it not being remitted to myself) and the receiver has to pay tax on it (if to their personal account as income) and if the receiver is a company (ie motor trader, or condo developer) then this goes through their books, not mine.

Here is another scenario I live in Thailand. I am tax resident I transfer money from my offshore account to someone else in Thailand, who is also a Thai tax resident. According to the above comment I have to pay tax on any money i sent into Thailand. And the other person I sent money to - they also received (my) money form overseas Should we both, then, pay tax on the (same) amount? Doesnt make any sense.

Are you sure? I purchased something from a Thai company and they will be paying tax on any profits from what they sold me.

Hi I am British and Australian I have no assets in UK, Australia or Thailand My assets are in an offshore brokerage account, which I set up while I have been living in Thailand. I told the broker that I am a Thai tax resident. I am on an Elite visa, I do not have permanent residence in Thailand. I wrote a will, leaving money to family. Less than $3m which I understand is the threshold for inheritance tax. What is the procedure when I die here? How is probate done? How do my family get the money? This shouldn't be taxable as inheritance tax in the UK or Australia as I own no property there and have no income or assets in those countries. Thanks

What happens if i... a) Purchase a new car from a dealer and pay them directly from my overseas account. This is not my income, its is their income. b) I purchase a new condo off a developer. I pay them directly from overseas. The money hasnt touched my account, in either case. Any ideas?

Hi Regarding the new rules requiring residents to pay tax on foreign remittance. If I purchase a high value item such as a car and transfer the money to the seller - a company (ie a new car from a dealer), from my overseas account directly to their (business) account - is this taxable? I havent remitted money to my personal account right. Its sent from overseas to a Thai company. Or how about if I buy a new condo off-plan and send the payment to the developer directly from overseas? Is this my personal income? Its not right - its a business income from the seller of the asset?

Hi I posted this in wrong forum before ... How can i get Game Pass for Xbox Console for 99 baht a month? Do i need to create a new microsoft account based in Thailand? Can i pay with Thai debit card? Thanks