Andycoops

Then why was my friend who went to his local tax office in Yasothon and explained he had transferred 1.1M baht last year to his Thai bank accounts from his Company and State pension, told he owed 40,000 baht? He's on a 1 year extension. I await you response with considerable interest. There is a total lack of understanding from, in this case local officials who haven't a clue about what's coming out of TRD in Bangkok.

Good I hope they come out with very sore retums

No news here because they are all at it multiple times a day across the nation, he just got caught. Unlike the other thousands...

Clearly a confused person who needs a mental health check, which of course he won't get here...

You can download the English version off the TRD website, as I did. A simple process.

Please provide the necessary proof as in the law passed through the Royal Gazette that states this is the case. As I understand it, it's only been a suggestion that this will be the case.

I understand he declared about 1.1M baht of transfers. He pays UK income because of his company pension and showed this to the TRD official, who of course hadn't a clue what they were looking at.

Not as I understand it because the UK Thai DTA only includes civil service pensions and not the ordinary citizens getting company and state pensions. I'll stand corrected, if course if someone can show me where in that DTA it says differently.

It was easy to obtain my TIN at the local TRD office I just showed my pink ID card, yellow book and passport. Took about 30 minutes.

Well he's only following in the orange footsteps of the vile blob man baby, has to be seen to keep up...

Well he's only following in the orange footsteps of the vile blob man baby, has to be seen to keep up...

Wrong, they only help those that pay up...

Looks like another <deleted>house bus operator, probably a friend of the school director...

Judging by the name somewhere remote in red necks ville