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And that, same as in UK, can take a long time and cost money. Why not start giving your benefactors some of it now so that when the time comes there will be little left. I am in the process of making my Thai bank account into a joint one so she can get the money legally as soon as I kick it,and am giving my sons in UK most of my UK savings and investments, with the stipulation that if I need some back, they will give it. I want to put my Immigration Deposit into an account with a 'hidden' name (my Mrs), so Mr IO cannot see that, but she can get it on my demise. Has anyone done that please? I have made very simple wills, both Thai and UK, which indicate my wishes as and when the time comes, but if they already have access to the funds, no worries.

A search on the internet does not agree with this. Look for yourself. The Rove beetle family Staphylindae has over 66000 species. Which did your Doctor surmise it was?

I did read it and the one which says the bug is most active in the rainy season, May to October? So always trust the Doctor rather than what you read online, OK!

If you have had your 800/400 in place for a couple of years, as many of us have, no tax is due on that money.

I paid Bht 2000 for fitting new TCLs, and the fitter gave me Bht 1000 for the 12 year old Mitsus. Nice.

Which means that 80% either don't mind or don't care.

Love it how they can average it out to the nearest Baht. And when I was at school 10 x 6171 was 61710. But TIT.

Just consulted Gemini AI, who suggests see your Doctor if you do not like the smell of your own farts. It does not mention he farts of others, but who needs AI, just move away.

Tramadol, like all other painkillers will NOT cure anything. They merely cover up the pain, not the causes.

Well she'll never have to work again! 555

Sorry for the typo, yes it is 150k zero rated. So that is between 400 & 500k before any tax is due, yes?

ALL of my income is from my State and small private income totalling about GBP 10560 or THB 450k, which is sufficient for us to live on, house, car & schools paid for. My Taman has done the allowances which I indicated earlier, ie 190k + 60k+ 100k @ 0%. Does the 50% go on top of those allowances?

Sorry, I see no Tax Guide pinned, please direct me to it. Who posted it in the 44 pages of replies? And less of the insults please.

What is the 100k Pension income expense please, my Tax Officer never told me about that.

GBP 12750 is Bht 545176 right now. As far as I have been informed, an over 65 year old can get 190k + 60k+ 150k =400k before tax here. Any explanation please.

So glad I live right in the middle.....no expat colonizers.

And many acts are on different 'stages' but at the same time, so it's impossible to see all the performers.

Maybe, but June will be busting out all over ! 555

65k per month = 780k. Of that you get 190k for you, 60k for the Mrs and 150k @ 0%, leaving 380k on which you pay tax. 150-300k is @ 5%, (15000) and the other 80k is @ 10%. (8k) totalling 23k tax. So putting aside 2k per month would make more sense.

190k for me being over 65, 60k for the Mrs and 150k @ 0% = 400k.

Yes & no. In April 2023 I went to my local, Bang Rakam, tax office to ask if I needed a Tax number. The very nice man said yes, it can be done, put my financial details into the PC. At the time I was transferring 40k per month = 480k, plus 420 in the bank. He charged me 200 Bht for filing late. This year I went in February, and gave him my figures, which are now 35k per month = 420 Bht. No tax to pay.

I am lucky that my IO in Phitsanulok will accept the Combination Method, where he allows the total of money in the bank plus monthly remittances must be over 800k. I have 420k in the bank and send 35k per month = 420k. That's over the 400k threshold, but my local Taxman is also very amenable.

ALL of them, don't talk rubbish, because one here does not.

You MAY not, but I certainly will.