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28 minutes ago, FarangJon said:

Thats the most important thing overstaying lol

Only no brainers risk it and overstay in thailand.

Now, yes, before it was the smartest and easiest way to stay a very long time in Thailand as somebody under 50 or 30 for that matter, haha. Basically the good old times ????

5 hours ago, Mr Meeseeks said:

Not true. Under Thaksin, visas became increasingly more difficult to obtain.

 

During Thaksin's time in office, they stopped the agents sending your passport out of the country for visas and stamps, raised the departure tax from 500 to 700thb, raised the extension fees from 500thb to 1,900thb and raised the overstay fee from 200thb per day to 500thb.

 

There were other initiatives that began in his first term of office as well, those are the ones I can distinctly remember. 

So, very lenient?! Compare it to now.

14 hours ago, Marco100 said:

What about the loophole for Citizens owning BVI's and generating savings after a year ? Next year with the AEOI CRS the Beneficiary of the BVI will be reported to his country of residence by the bank ....

Please show me government proof of 1 years rule.

Also, just keep your yearly 0 tax filing slip you get from your local tax authority. ????

On 9/26/2023 at 12:07 AM, FarangJon said:

And Thaksin is already pulling the strings in the background. It was no different before, it has always made life difficult for foreigners. Dirty chinese gangster. 

Actually Thaksin's policies were all lenient towards foreigners. Anyone remember overstaying for years and then just paying 20k and return?

2 hours ago, bob smith said:

The loudest one in the room is usually the one with the most dirt under his fingernails.

That such a dumb generalization.

11 minutes ago, Celsius said:

Or just put a picture of Andrew Tate

Or be Bottom G.  ????

3 hours ago, retarius said:

Shame, I really admire Andrew Tate standing upon to the establishment. He's a much more accomplished and likeable than Apple. Guess I'll have to buy the app from somewhere else. What I'm hoping is that Andrew and Russel get together and put out an app that tells us here in Thailand how to pull more women.

Just have a new Benz or BMW in your Tinder profile and on your IG and no beer belly. It's pretty easy.

13 hours ago, stat said:

Sorry you are mistaken. Tax is 26,375% and in case of trading futures,options etc there is a max loss of 20K accepted by the governement So if you make a 200K Loss and a 200K Profit you earned 0 but you have to pay 180K*0,26375= 47475€ in tax . I case you want to learn more and speak German (only over 1000 page). Some people will have to file for bankruptcy due to this law.

https://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1317120-1-10/tradings-steuerregel

It's actually 25% + 5,5% Solidarity surcharge tax.

With the other stuff you are basically right,

1 hour ago, stat said:

You forgot that Germany has the top spot regarding tax rates, with the US and others being a distant competitor. For example if you trade options and future your tax rate can easily go over 100% in Germany, no joke! Top income tax starts at around 65000 USD and is 45%.

Stocks, Options, etc. are taxed 25% in Germany.

2 hours ago, ThomasThBKK said:

 

 

Only if the tax in that country is higher, else you pay the difference. If it's zero on lets say capital gains, then you pay full thai tax rate on that imo. 

 

DTAs are very specific

Only if the DTA says so, you can't just assume that.

3 hours ago, connda said:

Eventually someone is going to write, "Does that mean farang's pension income too."

Short answer would probably be "No," at least for those countries with bilateral tax agreements with Thailand.  If you're paying income tax in your home countries, then Thailand has no claim to tax the income twice.

In short, it means actually yes, you will have to proof that your income was already taxed and that Thailand has a Double Taxation Treaty with your country.

5 minutes ago, daejung said:

Russians tried to kill him

RIght, by an airstrike once he visits some random location instead while he's saying hello to all the politicians right in front of his presidential palace. CNN much?

On 9/14/2023 at 12:33 PM, Mavideol said:

agree with you....I am 70 years old and never had anything/any product from Apple/MacIntosh/Mac..... and, for the keyboard warriors, I can afford it, the idea of being forced into buying ONLY their "monopoly" stuff turned me way from their start back in the 1980's

In other words, you can't afford it?

3 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Please educate yourself... wait, nevermind!   

Saddam was executed after a trial, Gaddafi was killed, probably, by his own countrymen.

17 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

So have you!  The US did not "eliminate" Saddam by assassination, as the OP was implying should happen, nor Gaddafi.

You're denying history. Please educate yourself... wait, nevermind!

1 minute ago, ravip said:

With that type of savings,  you can soon buy the iPhone 15 Pro Max /512gb in a couple of months!

I am investing all in stocks, so it's gone anyway ????

24 minutes ago, rbkk said:

So I pose next to an iPhone 15 Pro Max on my Tinder profile. Great tip! What a way to swipe out the opposition.

It helps! Or a Facebook post how you buy it, they love it!

1 hour ago, Everyman said:

What about a residential IP proxy? Either running on the VPS or on your local machine. 

Yes, that's how it could work. However, keep in mind, those "private proxies" are all abused heavily. Best is to use a phone located in your favorite country as a VPN, might be unpractical for most.

20 minutes ago, Everyman said:

How? Is it because your IP address is associated with a data center? Otherwise I doubt they could penetrate the virtualization layer. 

Yes, datacenter IPs are detected as it's public info. If you "show" a datacenter IP it is clear that you aren't using your home internet.

1 hour ago, Jenkins9039 said:

I am educated on the subject.

 

I as a British National do not pay tax in the UK unless I am either a resident or earn in the UK.

 

I as a non Thai Citizen, but resident, therefore move to a country during the tax year (2025 for example) for less than 183 days inside Thailand, 183 days inside 2nd country, and less than 3 months in a third set of countries, alongside utilising a 3rd location to redeem my investments, and allow to mature for the tax year can then move the funds into Thailand at my leisure tax free.

 

Thailand is actually 180 day rule.

I am glad that you moved away from the wrong statement of Thailand having a territorial tax regime.

Cheers!

59 minutes ago, Jenkins9039 said:

A) Thaland as a resident doesn't charge tax based on income overseas and not remitted to the following tax year.

 

B) When residing overseas as a non resident, and non citizen outside of the 183 days and only residing inside thailand for less than 183 days and remitting the following tax year, there is no tax.

 

So Yes.

A) Only partially true, please educate yourself on the topic.

B) Yes, but it's the opposite of your initial statement of "thailand follows territorial tax rule" as it actually follows 183 day rule as well.