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marino28

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  1. Anyway I am not surpresid the Deepal is selling very well here.

     

    one of the most important things for Thais is look. The Deepal look expensive and posh 


     

    the design of the suv in particular is really nice 


     

    Maybe when Byd will lunch the pickup , that will be the new best sellers, but we don’t have a date yet and pricing 

     

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  2. Guys I will also like to point out that in the near future there will be new brands that will sell electric car in Thailand .

     

    i am interested in particolare at zeekr and xpeng. So there will be more competition than now. 
     

     

    There will be also more models from Byd and other brands. We are just at the beginning 

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  3. 27 minutes ago, Pib said:

     

    Not really a game change....just a good improvement in BYD Blade Battery capacity of approx 27%.   And that 1000km estimate is based on CLTC range estimation without saying how big the KWH battery size would need to be in a certain car model.  CLTC ranges are optimistic....even more optimistic than the optimistic NEDC estimate.   

     

    For example, a BYD Atto 3 Extended range with 60.5KWH Blade Battery has a CLTC range of 510Km, a  NEDC of 480Km, and a WLTP of 420Km.     Say the the Atto 3 battery pack physical sized remained the same but its Gen 1 Blade Battery cells were replaced with this new Gen 2 cell with 27% more capacity it would now have around 77KWH capacity with a CLTC range of around 650Km, NEDC of 610, and WLTP of 535Km.


    let’a wait for the details but as far as I understand , there will be bigger range and cheaper price. 
     

    https://cleantechnica.com/2024/02/26/catl-byd-to-slash-battery-prices-by-50-in-2024-boom-evs-win/

     

    probably at the end of 2024/ begins of 2025 will be possible to have a battery with a 1000km for the price of a 500km range battery in 2023 

  4. First I will like to thanks MR Lister for the tax guide.

     

    Second I will like a clarification on this point:

     

    23) YOU are responsible for determining if your assessable income in Thailand exceeds the threshold and means you must file a tax return. That assessable income might comprise a combination of pension payments, investment income, rental income or any of the other types of income listed in the link above. If you have assessable income of over 120,000 baht per year, you must file a tax return (60,000 baht if your sole source of assessable income is bank interest paid in Thailand). We further understand that you are still required to file a return, as long as your assessable income exceeds the threshold, even though there is no tax to pay. There is no penalty however, that we can see, for failing to file a nill return, at present. 

     

     

    As far as I understand if in the year you receive more than 60k THB you have to present a return, but you also have to present a return if the bank already deduct the tax from the amounts?

     

    Actually not only you did not have to pay anything but you suppose to get some money back. 

    I hope I make clear my point. English is not my mother toungue.

  5. 16 hours ago, Dogmatix said:

    I have a practical question about the implications of the new order P 162/2566.  I was planning to remit some funds before the end of the year but but these are old savings for which I have no records of tax being paid.  The remitting account has also received some income during this year.  So I was concerned the remittance could be interpreted as this year's income, if they adopt a LIFO approach.  I assume that P 162/2566 may only be applicable from 1 Jan 2024 and that anything remitted before year end 2023 is taxable, if income deemed to have arisen in the same tax year under old interpretation.  So, if it is remitted at beginning of Jan 2024, it is too early to be deemed as arising in 2024 and no income came into account yet in 2024.  It is also covered by the P 162/2566 exemption for pre-2024 income.  Am I missing something?


    That’s also my understanding.

     

    everything that is done before 01-01-2024 is not subject to tax even if remitted after that date.

     

    so maybe the best time to bring in the money are the first days of January 2024. 
     

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