Mutt Daeng

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)

Barry McGuire - Eve Of Destruction

Dr Feelgood - Milk And Alcohol (rare TV appearance 1979)

Lou Reed: Perfect Day

Hit

1337x is pretty decent

Exactly what I suggested to the OP, but from Lazada. It's not rocket science is it?

Buy a new water meter off Lazada. Just looked and there are hundreds of them for less than 500 baht.

Indictment

Whistler

In my experience, it can take a couple of days for the changes to appear in the HMRC app.

Thanks @mudcat for this very useful post. It has helped me locate the Thai - UK DTA in Thai language, which may come in handy at some stage.

Backup

You're probably better asking your question here https://aseannow.com/forum/13-jobs-economy-banking-business-investments/ Quite a few threads about Tax, TINs etc

I've just finished season 1 of American Primeval and enjoyed it. It was brought to my attention by @sharot724. It's on TGx.

Waistline

It now appears that the "Fluid Width" is now persistent. I no longer have to set it each time after logging off/on or rebooting. Thanks. This topic can now be closed.

But not as bad as ice in beer