Aussie999

Why be so damn nasty... Surely you can be better than you come across as.

20% of Thailand's GDP is from tourism.. that is a big slice.

You must be a lot of fun.... Not. Geez mate, just get off expats backs, and get on with your own life... Grow up.

555... Why is this even news

then instead of just saying "That's not how DTA works," tell us how." also, read this. https://www.austlii.edu.au/au/other/dfat/treaties/1989/36.html

check if your country has a double tax agreement... just use google, like I did

many live below the threshold 150000 baht/year... approx, 3000 baht/week...approx 430 baht/day

if you pay taxes, on interest.. then you do not pay tax in thailand

you can read the whole agreement here. https://www.austlii.edu.au/au/other/dfat/treaties/1989/36.html

More info for Aussies, this is a copy of the agreement, between Australia, and Thailand. https://www.austlii.edu.au/au/other/dfat/treaties/1989/36.html

wish I only paid 10% tax, in Australia... it's more like 33%.. Thailand would also depend on Australia informing them, of your income, it is not automatically given. Article 18 Pensions and annuities 1. Subject to the provisions of Article 19, pensions and annuities paid to a resident of one of the Contracting States shall be taxable only in that State. 2. The term "annuity" means a stated sum payable periodically at stated times during life or during a specified or ascertainable period of time under an obligation to make the payments in return for adequate and full consideration in money or money's worth.

I have done some research, it appears both the UK, and Australia, have a double taxation agreement, with Thailand, so, an income, taxed in your home country, will not be taxed in Thailand.... however, if you earn income, in Thailand, then you pay tax on that income.

For any concerned Aussies . Australia has a double tax agreement with Thailand, so if taxed in Australia, you do not pay tax in Thailand...

"That hypocritical irony rears its ugly head again!" damn right it does

This article, on the surface, seems great, but ,hey, they need to be maintained... I think most know what I mean.

I often point out how, many on here, turn on the farang, like a pack of savage dogs. They seem want to blame the farang, even though, every day, even on AN, we see how violent many Thais can be...

But tik tok creators say Thailand is safe... I guess they not go far from their hotel rooms.

should not use "honorable" when discussing the CC.

And coalition ministers that there is no place in "Thaksin's" government.

Go for a shave

seems the coalition is on shaky grounds....

Oh... Oh.. there's another one brewing..

He can't let it go, no matter what proof is put to him, he denies it. I think he must be getting paid to push his false narrative.

ok.. you are continuing with your usual BS, the first Red notice was removed 2018, a new one issued 30 Sept 2020, even though it was Public, by midday it did not appear, so it was either a fake, or removed quickly after being requested... PLease, note, it was Public, NOTHING to do with Restricted, as you are trying to make us believe...Question, are you being paid to keep this BS going. A number of news agencies, with far better skills than you, are also saying what everyone else has said... time you admit to being wrong... I will not reply again, on this particular article, until you pop up again, and try and push your own narrative.

The reality is, you are full of .... You know what. I used the same database as you, the Red notice is not there. The RTP say it was Public, NEVER Restricted... You can say whatever you want, but you are wrong..vsimpmy trying to maintain your superiority complex, which is sad. Other readers now know what you are. Best to admit you're wrong. You can't accuse others of being wrong, when we use the same database as you.