Everything posted by Ben Zioner
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Study says social distancing and COVID vaccines saved 800,000 U.S. lives
And some idiot felt the need to slap a "laughable emoticon". He has no idea why he did that. Maybe he wants to be idiotically trendy.
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Prime Minister Announces Introduction of Three-Digit Lottery Tickets
Huan Ker is the PM, isn't he?
- IDF Rescue Four Israeli Hostages in Central Gaza Raid
- IDF Rescue Four Israeli Hostages in Central Gaza Raid
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Thailand to tax residents’ foreign income irrespective of remittance
Yes, but most people have PAYE tax, so don't worry about tax, just don't look at the gross figure. Actually the only time the gross comes into play is when you negotiate a new job. PAYE is a lot less painful then having to pay a bill for several hundred thousand, possibly a million, of your hard earned pension.
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New tax regs and how will they affect me here with a low income and with retirement visa.
Yeesssss
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Who said you bank/s aren't passing on your information to governments. Expats be advised !
I just don't like the hordes takings my hard earned cash. And I don't get your statement "60K" what does this mean? I make THB 4M and I am not hoarding a Satang.
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Baffled
100000 a month? Otherwise not point mentioning it. The amazing thing is that, if it is 200k a year, they expect some people to earn less,
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Thailand will go further than legalising same-sex marriage – PM
So, not only is he ignorant of economic realities but he promotes perversion. Maybe he reckons on compensates for the other.
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New tax regs and how will they affect me here with a low income and with retirement visa.
Indeed, but taxed at 0%. The man OP has nothing to pay. Have a second look at the rules.
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Thailand to tax residents’ foreign income irrespective of remittance
Mike's efforts are IMHO have shown what is needed to give added value to this forum. I like people who try to structure things.
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New tax regs and how will they affect me here with a low income and with retirement visa.
Sheryl, with 25k a months (300k a year), he will pay zilch. Being 74 he can claim 190000 for being a senior which leaves 140000, 10000 under the threshold.
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Thai car sales plunge; luxury market hit amid economic woes
Yes, the worst hit will be the local economy of Isaan. I have been a fairly reckless big spender, if they tax me it will be for about 800k a year. So I'll keep doing the things I like, but differently of course. But local business will lose that amount, so that's 2 or 3 jobs. Repeat by a few thousands, possibly tens of thousands. I hope people will see who to blame, but I am pessimistic.
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Thai car sales plunge; luxury market hit amid economic woes
Completely, buying a new car will be the first item cancelled by anyone threatened by the new tax rules. Holidays will be shrunk too..
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Thailand to tax residents’ foreign income irrespective of remittance
Thanks for giving me schadenfreude, if the worst happens to me I'll be hit only with 23%. And no bureaucratic hassle as I have only pensions..
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New tax cuts granted to increase tourism in smaller cities
Absolutely not, they are going to tax YOU.
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What will you do if global taxes would be approved?
Something I am proud of...
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Thailand to tax residents’ foreign income irrespective of remittance
This will become irrelevant anyway if the the global tax concept goes ahead.
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Thailand to tax residents’ foreign income irrespective of remittance
LTR giving you a bad itch?
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Thailand to tax residents’ foreign income irrespective of remittance
How is that possible when the top bracket is taxed at 35%? Just asking..
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Thailand to tax residents’ foreign income irrespective of remittance
Indeed, but extremely annoying. If RD 743 gets rescinded I'll be hit with and 800k Tax bill, not enough to justify 185 days a year away from the family, but an almost impossible amount of savings to achieve while keeping everyone happy and cheerful. Practically less holidays, less western food, no more extensions on the house, only value saving maintenance, keep aging cars, etc. On the bright side I managed to extend my tax free life by another decade, which I didn't expect when I came here. And IMHO I most [pragmatic] people here will follow the same approach, once settled it becomes near impossible to find a better deal elsewhere, even after tax.
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Thailand to tax residents’ foreign income irrespective of remittance
Thanks, you give me hope with regards to the LTR tax exemption.
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Thailand to tax residents’ foreign income irrespective of remittance
That's what all French expats did, just to find out that the Thai version and an unofficial English translation differe from the French version on some key points.
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Thailand to tax residents’ foreign income irrespective of remittance
Or council taxes known as "rates" in some parts. Which would raise another interesting point as my wife pays a ridiculous yearly amount like 25 Baht tax and 500 for garbage collection. Used to pay 4000 Euros a year in my previous life.
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Thailand to tax residents’ foreign income irrespective of remittance
What is CT?