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I had a similar situation. I had a new passport at the start of the year and did my visa extension through an agent not long after that. I was unable to do the 90 day report via the app after that as I had done previously So I got the agent to do the first 90 day report thinking I would be okay next time. Unfortunately I'm still getting the same overstay message. I did ask about it last time I was in there and the immigration officer said something about that app is no longer being used it's an old version. But I was unable to get any clarity with regards to if there was a new version or what was happening. I guess I will try again when it's due next month and also try the web version with some of the advice offered here. Be great if somebody could point to the latest information with regards to online reporting. Thanks

Thanks for that. Unfortunately it's not a straightforward is that, as the doors in question are the imported type from China which are basically a form of hollow core combination I believe of MDF, melamine, and PVC sticker that form their makeup and given that they have to match the existing doors therein lies the first problem! But on your explanation it sounds like the 50/50 split is the tact to take. Thanks

I'm just looking for some clarification. I'm led to believe through my reading that outside walls of a condominium are common property along with the external doors. I would assume as part of that that would include the architrave. My question is if my front timber door is damaged or my architrave is damaged from the weather who is responsible for the financial cost of replacement? Thanks

Thanks for your reply. But I just want to correct something. The ATO does not have a simple test, such as being outside of Australia for 6 months to determine tax residency. In fact they are looking at changing the laws currently because it is so convoluted and difficult for individuals to determine their tax residency. Also if you go back and read my original post I am trying to determine the tax rate in Thailand on unfranked dividends. Table that I have inserted in that post is directly from the ATO website and I am particularly interested in the " most agreements reduce the rate to 15%" section. I have looked at the tax treaty between the two countries and I was unable to find anything. So I thought I would come here to see if anybody had encountered this specific issue

So I stumbled upon this seemingly new part of the forum last night trying to find an answer to a share dividend tax question and given i appear to have lost my ability to Google thought I would pose it here. Anyway the question is what is the tax rate on non franked dividend income from Australian shares for a non resident for tax purposes living in Thailand. I've looked at the tax treaty but nothing jumped of the page in the form of an answer for me.