For now, the law regarding taxation of worldwide income is just a draft. for the time being we have to pay tax if we stay in Thailand more than 180 days a year and only on the money we bring into Thailand.
My question is:
a. on the Thai tax return form there is no space to fill in the amount that you have already paid (double taxation agreement)
b. If you were able to state the amount that has already been paid in the tax form, this would be a completely different result in calculating tax than if you were to fill in the tax form without including what you have already paid.
If there is a treaty and you have already paid tax but you only get the official documents later in the year how is this treated? Do you either pay the full amount first or can you only claim it back later in the year when you get the official documents from your home country?
If I am considered as a tax resident, I also expect to be treated equally and not have to pay double prices in a park or be charged a foreigner price in a hospital.