Ben Zioner

Indeed, as you didn't mention that the earth was flat.

Well my 3 years were a good time, I could pursue my studies and the country benefitted. And the ragheads added some spice in 1973.

Wouldn't that be great? If Nookie ended up paying IT on 2 Million and Hubbie on another 2 Million that would be still a lot less than Hubbie paying IT on 4 Million. I've had that in the back of my mind for a while now.

Did I ask you what gives you a hard on? Yet there is the possibility that you have gone soft beyond repair.

Useful aliens / Useful idiots.

Made love & war in 1973, the best [formative] year of my live.

Best news this year. Criminalise this toxic stuff.

There should be at least a mention of income tax, which for incomes above 3 Million Baht out per annum will represent about 25% of earnings.

There is an easy solution, the one the EU is infighting over, no more ICEs after 2035. But it can only work if the likes of Mercedes are told to shove off when they come whingeing. Kudos to Carlos Tavares, CEO of Stellantis, who has decided to sell and support Chinese made EVs in his network.

Hurghada used to be an interesting spot, great scuba diving and Russian pu$$y at night.

Good, hope it's only a beginning.

Hundreds of thousand of whores, free access to steroids, Cannabis, streets line with bars, what could go wrong.

Or political views of the early 21st century.

warthog.

There is also this interesting bit, which didn't surprise me though: "Thailand signed up to the automatic exchange of information – Common Reporting Standards (CRS) – in 2020. They receive data from over 130 countries that are signed up to CRS. Thailand’s Revenue Department have links with other revenue department software, and they share information automatically every quarter for bank accounts, pensions, credit cards, as well as the account balances and transactions within that quarter for Thai tax residents. Therefore, the information is already being remitted and sent to the Thai Revenue Department."

Probably shouldn't quote meeself, but in the Q&As there is also the answer about the use of plastic cards in and outside of Thailand.

Your answer is quite useful, I insert below a Q&A that seems says a lot about gift topic.

This is where a trip to Malaysia can save hundreds of thousand.

But I wouldn't be at all surprised if the gift was then included into the daughters income hence subject to income tax.

Savings made prior to Jan 1, 2024.

Sorry I was babbling, but my point/question was wether the 250K paid directly by Cigna to Bumrungrad, for my medical treatment should be included in my assessable income.

Had a Cholecystectomy a few weeks ago, my insurance covered through direct payment of 250K, was wondering if I'd have to include those 250k in my tax return if I had to make one. Fortunately not.. But if I lost my LTR privileges the only option would be to seek treatment in Malaysia, possibly Singapore. So another small loss for a Thai industry. And all these small losses added up could become significant.

Hmmmhhh, it would cost me a lot more the 190000 in extra trips to Bangkok, if my wife was over 65.

Yes, they are probably worth getting if you have a friendly amphur. Yellow book I've always had, one day my wife came back, tap tapped my rear, kissed me in the neck and handed it over to me: "Teelag here is your lellow book". I had now idea what it was. Pink card I got recently, the guy issuing them is a [real] friend and it was nice a have a coffee while talking about the kids.

Yes, but if I were RD I wouldn't tax the donee, but I'd consider that to make such donation someone has remitted these funds to Thailand and hence is taxable, if these funds were earned after Dec 31, 2023. I don't believe one second RD would leave such a gaping hole open.