BangkokTony

If I had married  my gf I would be divorced by now...

And lost any land I would have been stupid  enough to buy.

But I'm not stupid.  I still have my money.

Maybe a footpath on soi Bukhaow to make it user friendly?

I filled in my 90 day report at 13.40 hours today on Firefox.

Pressed submit, received page saying go to local office for more information.

I thought I had submitted wrongly so tried again, same message.

I have 10 days in hand so I'll see what happens.

15 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

Please keep us up to date as to what happens.  There may be someone along who has actually done an extension at Nonthaburi with some better info then we can give as CW is a different creature compared to Nonthaburi.  I wish you the best.  Are you using the Monthly income method, or money in the bank of 800K?

I will use 800,000 in the bank, however spread over 2 Bangkok Bank accounts, which was no problem at CW last year. For next year the amount will be in one account.

OP here. I did my 90 day to day and as mentioned they wanted copies of all relevant pages of my passport which I had prepared previously not knowing what request I might have. I never had to do this at CW.

My gf did my TM 30 online when we moved here but not sure it was done correctly. I have given my current address, landlords tabien ban, landlords ID number not pic.

BTW I asked for a list of requirements for retirement extension and they will want 12 months of bank statements, unlike CW previously (for me)

Is it possible to renew retirement extensions at any office in Thailand?

I have lived in Nonthaburi a few weeks but prefer to go to Chang Wattana if possible.

I flew bkk to Udon Thani yesterday, then hired a car to Fao Rai, 100km, not stopped at all.

Using Firefox I applied, then received approval after 2 days.

However, I don't own, or have access to a printer.

Will the IO accept the screenshot from my phone?

Surely the 90 days acceptance shows on their computer.  Im asking cos I believe the paperless office will never come to Thailand

It was a 4 year relationship with a bank teller, not a sex worker. 
I got back most of my stuff via the police 
I have since moved out and looking for a new place, hotel hopping as we speak. 

congratulations on actually hooking up with a bank teller. based on some of the comments i think that this is the #1 fantasy here on TV followed 7/11 cashier.
 

I always use Europcar.  Never had a problem with them many times.

19 hours ago, Benroon said:

a) you're a little behind the times with this interweb thingy - you can choose to go no brown envelopes now and b) HMRC now ALWAYS ask for monies on account - its a scam having to pay up front on monies you haven't earnt yet but that's what they do

 

Apart from that you're 0% correct ????

I received an e.mail that asked me to go online and view their assessment.  I logged on with password etc and I can confirm it was MY account.

However, I have good news. it has been reviewed and I was told I put  the pension figure in the wrong box..hmmmm

Zero tax to pay.  Customer service was first class.  I have given an update on this topic.

From the info you posted this does not look like it a scam.
The receiving of the SMS code would mean that the scammers would have to be in possession of your security details.
 
The HMRC now operate on a real time basis, meaning they have up to date information of any earnings accrued under PAYE , thus your pension income will already be recorded has it is paid.
 
I suspect that the HMRC believe that you have another source of income subject to tax.. Thus could be due to completing the self assessment incorrectly.
 

From the info you posted this does not look like it a scam.
The receiving of the SMS code would mean that the scammers would have to be in possession of your security details.
 
The HMRC now operate on a real time basis, meaning they have up to date information of any earnings accrued under PAYE , thus your pension income will already be recorded has it is paid.
 
I suspect that the HMRC believe that you have another source of income subject to tax.. Thus could be due to completing the self assessment incorrectly.
 

With the OP being on a state pension, the DWP website says they cannot touch your'e state pension.
I know it's not the DWP the OP is dealing with, I may be wrong, but does this not apply to anyone? Is it not UK law that people must always be left with enough money to live on, and no one can touch your'e state pension?

Nonsence. I have contacted them many times over years via the number given via my tax code letter. I am always answered promptly and have found them helpful and informative. You obviously have not been trying hard enough to give them money. If you want to give some to me I will suppy you details.

Thanks. I will give it 10 days then contact if no joy.
600 baht is worth it rather than compete with hmrc

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I get my U.K  tax returns done by a UK tax specialist  , he does it all online and charges about 100 quid . PM me if you want his contact details

The website www.gateway.gov.uk is marked "insecure", no https. Scam? Give no details until you check.

Maybe the landlady is paying tax on her renting the condo out to you.
But maybe she is not, so just mention you will report to the tax authorities about your rental.
Maybe she will capitulate.

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The phishing scam emails often have a link to a bogus site, designed to look
like the real thing. I regularly get these things and almost fell for it once.
 
As has been said, the inland revenue never send emails regarding rebates or demands.

They may not even look at the letter until after the deadline.......remember Xmas is in the middle as well.

Did you click on a link in the e-mail , or did you do a websearch for the address ?

HMRC send messages through your online personal tax account NOT by email If you have gone paperless.
If you are over the tax allowance currently 11500 on UK earned income/pensions you are liable to UK tax regardless of how many years you have lived abroad.