KannikaP

Is the yellowing inside or outside the glass. Toothpaste could do the trick. Mildly abrasive. Or WD40 can fix most things!

They are <deleted> morons.! I wonder how they all get to the venues they want to disrupt, bicycles or EVs. No really, they want to stop FURTHER drilling for oil in new places. But it is OK to dig for Lithium and other precious metals, and copper etc.

Please read my previous posts again. MY UK income is at 0% as it is below £12570. My Thai Tax man is only interested in what comes INTO Thailand. I did tell him that I live here permanently.

I use both Chrome & Edge, and NORD VPN. In Windows 11 (and 10) if you go onto say, BBC iPlayer, or ITVx, or All4 or My 5, or almost ANY website, you can press Alt F, which open a windows on the right. Choose App, and then Install as an app, with desktop or start shortcut. No browser then needed.

Bang Rakam, Phitsanulok. Great tax office, great IO.

I give up. You DID NOT understand or read my posts correctly I asked about being taxed on the Bht 480k I send to Thailand per year., which is all they need to know about. And I think you meant 'I just CAN'T see what ............................' .

It is COULDN'T CARE LESS. I did say that MY UK income is below the tax threshold of £12570, so how can I get tax credit if I haven't paid any?

And what happens if ALL the income earned in foreign countries is not remitted.?

Because I will have 5% of Bht 80,000 to pay The tax officer seemed to think it will apply to me as well Maybe, what question?

And in early 60s, a Square Neck was allowed, but not by my Mum & Dad. 'you look like one of them Beatles or Rolling Stoners' they would argue. I went on to be a pro muso for 50 years!

Did you try a car accessories shop, or Cockpit etc. I got one from Lazada, gobbed on the rubber sticker and put it above my rear-view mirror. Rear one......not yet.

A mistake like poor tyres, speeding, no seat belts, playing on the phone or texting, sleepiness and passengers in the flat back.

I have been led to believe that this can be a week old, as some banks (Bkk Bank) take that long to get a 12 month statement from Head Office. An updated book, with a transaction on the same day is the usual way round this.

The 60k is for the over 65 taxpayer, plus a further 60k for spouse. Un/fortunately we are not married, so maybe I shall have to pay 5% of 60k = 3000 more tax. Cheaper than a wedding!

And of course, the inanimate tree was in the wrong place.

Did you not do maths at school? So easy to do this calculation. Example no.1 65k x 12 = 780k. Minus any allowances, say 190k = 590k, on which you should pay tax at the going rates of 150 @ 0%, next 150k @ 5%, then 10%. Example no. 2, my case. 40k x 12 = 480, minus 190k - 60k = 230k, of which 150k is at 0%, leaving 5% tax to pay on 80,000 = 4000 per year.

I disagree. 'Money coming into Thailand' means exactly that. How much I leave in my home country bank, give to charities, spend on horse racing, is none of their business. And after a visit to my local tax office, nothing about the source was asked, simply how much I transfer.

Just got back, with a Tax ID, same number as on my Pink Card. with assurance that, in my case, transferring 40k per month = 480k per annum, after 190k + 60k + 150k all at 0%, I shall have to pay Bht4000 for the year. There was some mention of 100k being deductible for expenses. As we are not married, I cannot claim 60k for my Mrs, but possibly some for the school fees I pay for my Mrs's son, he will let me know. Where the money comes from, pension, interest, sister's immoral earnings, is of no matter. It is simply how much is/will be transferred from UK to Thailand in the specific tax year. As I am only getting UK State Pension @ £170 per week = £8840 and a small one from Norway, my total UK income is £10400, below the Tax Free Allowance, so no tax due in UK either. I am happy with this.

Thanks Mike. I hope this is correct. I am going to my local tax office right now to confirm it. If it is so, then I have no worries whatsoever.

In UK, the first £12570 is at 0%, NOT tax free. After that it is at 20% up to something like £37k. In Thailand the threshold for 0% is up to Bht 150,000 or about £3350 and then various rates up to 35%. So if I import Bht 40,000 per month = Bht 480k= £10720, on which I have 'paid' 0% tax according to UK tax law, would I still be required to pay any tax in Thailand? I read on here that over 65s get a 60k allowance plus and extra 190k at 0%. Is this correct please?

A very useful link, thank you.

Does a DTA mean that if tax is paid in say , my country UK, I do not have to pay here.? My example is for money coming into Thailand irrespective of any DTA.

30600 a year = 2550 per month from your 65k isn't too bad, about 4%.

I sincerely hope so. Thanks for the information.

So for someone sending 65k per month = 780k per year, they will only pay tax at the 5 & 10 % rates on 380k?