Mutt Daeng

Pinhead

I just completed this quiz. My Score 50/100 My Time 115 seconds  

Thanks for the heads up @Will27

Beaver

Bryan Adams - Summer Of 69 (Official Music Video)

The Beatles - Penny Lane

Electric Light Orchestra - Rock 'n' Roll is King

David Dundas - Jeans On

Mud - Tiger Feet (Live TOTP 1974)

Disorder

Yes, my SP estimated taxable income is listed in the tax summary under "Other Income". Perhaps I should have said "corrected SP estimated taxable income"

I would contact them again.

Under PAYE Income Tax Summary, you can see (well I can) your updated tax code and new estimated taxable income on your state pension. If your SP still include the yearly increases, then "they" haven't applied the changes you requested. When I logged on to the HMRC app a couple of days after asking them to correct my SP figures, I culd see the revised tax code & SP estimated taxable income. I also got a message stating I was due a tax refund.

Roger Daltrey, Giving It All Away.

Last night I finished watching season 1 of the Day of The Jackal and I thought it was very good. It was recommended by @Will27.

Stationary

I just completed this quiz. My Score 60/100 My Time 108 seconds  

Yup. IMHO you can. Look at "Income Exemption Entitlement Attachment" form for PND90 return.. It mentions Foreigners as being eligible. Sorry about the size of the image. Use your browser's zoom control to blow it up. PND91 (english version) does not mention foreigners, just taxpayers, and as @TheAppletons has already stated, that includes you. Original is here https://www.rd.go.th/fileadmin/download/english_form/2023/22036765year.pdf

Are you talking about the 190000 baht for being over 65?

Armpits

Prat

Thanks for the heads-up @Andrew Dwyer. I'll have a look at that.

If you have NO assessable income remitted to Thailand, then no need to file. Just my opinion and not advice. Good idea to keep records as well IMHO.

Carly Simon ~ You're So Vain (1972)

Gary Moore - Parisienne Walkways (Best Version)