jwest10

P60s

Not linked at all and got mine renewed very recently!!

Advanced Member 6.7k Author Posted April 22, 2024 There has been some debate over several months about who must file a tax return in Thailand, which I think the TRD makes explicitly clear and is reflected in the Simple Tax Guide. I thought it might be useful however to also provide a quote from PWC on this subject which says: "The following individuals are required to file income tax returns for income earned in the preceding tax year irrespective of whether there is any tax due: • A person who has no spouse and earns income of more than Baht 60,000 • A person who has no spouse and earns income under category (1) (salaries and wages) of more than Baht 120,000 • A person who has a spouse and earns income of more than Baht 120,000 • A person who has a spouse and earns income under category (1) (salaries and wages) of more than Baht 220,000".

Say no more and obviously they certainly do differ.

No link whatsoever and on extension in January not even mentioned.

Where is your Director then and it seems very different view coming all over.

Let's face it no one knows and even the experts of which there are many and this very ill thought process so very poor indeed.

You simply can not without a Tin and in any case I do not need to by our local Revenue Office.

Just we agree to disagree and have neen told the complete reverse many times too

No need to fill in a tax form and your personal allowances is 500 K and inxome much less than that!!

Hidden costs for sure!!

Precisely and see my latest post today and yes before and yes have dealt with this a lot but just conveying consistently what the local Revenue have stated.

Well mine is 500K as can not allow for my wife as she is not over 65 and yes everyone mentioning this 220K but that is if one has employment in Thailand. Confirmed by my local Revenue Office and a Thai friend who has a Thai friend in there and do not fret you simply do not need one

As I have been told several times by my local Revenue Office I do not need to file a tax return and yes my personal allwances and exemptions are higher than my assessable income. And not going to and aware of this 220k but that is for employment income. As a matter of interest has anyone had a 15 so-called free consultation with Carl Turners ex pat firm as they seem as many other complicate matters with so many differing opinions. Thanks all

As a matter of interest has anyone booked a so-called free consultancy with the expats site and have cancelled a meeting further on in March but several times my local Revenue office state I simply do not need to file and yes my personal allowances exceed my assessable income so not tax to pay. I know about this 220K but if you had a neeting was it useful coz we are being swamped with so many differing view points. Thank and not filing

I think you could well be right and hence again and again my local Revenue Office not only stating again you do not need to file a tax form as your personal allowances exceed your assessable income and even had figures and P60s and not interested.

No and yet again my local Revenue Office stating no need to file as stated several; times before but keeping my paperwork and they stated no need you are paying no tax.

I get screamed at even if I slow down and life is cheap here and they can do A Wai and a couple of hundred part at most!! GRRRRRRRRRRRRR

I will try not to and they think oh you again LOL

You are correct and my local Revenue office again today 5th March stated no need to file BTW My personal allowances are 60K OAE over 65 190K First pension 100K First Inc tax 150 K If you have a spouse over 65 60K Total 560K My allowance is 500K as my wife who does not work is not over 65 years old BTW even seeing old forms there are several allowances not listed.

Yes, indeed the 220K and yes that apparently includes 100K first pension income but also told if from income from employment but again told several times my personal allowances are higher than my income and I simply do not need to file.

All Revenue Offices are different and yours where you are certainly are!!

Again today 5th March confirmed by my local Revenue office and had my figures written down and did not want to see them and stated it was the UK State pension but the income is less than all the personal allowances do they stated once again you do not need to file a form!!! The 2 very small pensions are taxed in the UK and have the P60s but keeping my written accounts just in case.