Everything posted by noobexpat
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part I
I've bolded the incorrect bits. You also misunderstand the purpose of a DTA.
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part I
Stick to your day job, which clearly isn't tax. I will do the same - which is!
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part I
Why would they be taxed in UK when you are non resident and the pension provider is using an NT tax code provided by hmrc? I think a lot of expats never completed their P85. I couldn’t wait to fill mine in 555
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"Investors Corner", perhaps?
Picking funds is easy as long as you're not a total dope. Picking the right wrapper is not always so simple: pension, isa, unit trust, oeic, eis, vct.... Investment bonds are not even available to retail people any more.
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"Investors Corner", perhaps?
I met many clients with cars better than mine but i had far more assets and they were decades older too I got to see what not to do, so that was invaluable!
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I just have a very very bad feeling
Peculiar for an adult to write very very. Content was dross so irrelevant. Crack on whingers 555
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Dow hits all-time high, closing above 37,000 for first time
I haven't counted but must be up 2 million baht this week. Yay!
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Living the Life of Riley.
Last time he had a natural boner it was 72 to the pound.
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Dow hits all-time high, closing above 37,000 for first time
It sure is. Just 6% pa is absolutely great and more than i could ever spend. And when you retire, you just disinvest?? You just waste the next 30 years being in cash?
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Dow hits all-time high, closing above 37,000 for first time
Americans and their ranting politics are quite boring 555
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Dow hits all-time high, closing above 37,000 for first time
True investors? ...hmmm Same traders who never seem to beat the index?
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typical retiree (foreign home) situation
You get salty when you're wrong, eh?
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typical retiree (foreign home) situation
Elite. On the basis of paying for it 555
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typical retiree (foreign home) situation
You seem sensible. But that sentence isn't.
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typical retiree (foreign home) situation
Maybe for your visa, but not for mine.
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Delayed gratification
I sure don't need to work but i work for me, not the man. Nice that its rather lucrative and a few hours a day at my leisure. I took a year off work in my 30's as the private bank i worked for had a restrictive covenant for 12 months. Brain turned to mush - didn't feel good. Way too young to stop work. I feel the same now to some degree. Inflation is the enemy for us in our 40's. You have to be well invested for real growth, but at a certain monetary level it starts getting scary. But cash is a pain because its naff against inflation. Also a problem holding too much! You have to think very long term.
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typical retiree (foreign home) situation
Best to ignore some of these fools. There are many here. The 'what if' gang.
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Bye bye Thailand, thanks for nothing!
And still wrong. Fundamental purpose of DTA is ....?? Does nobody know!
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typical retiree (foreign home) situation
Indeed! Global financial crisis in 2007.
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Bye bye Thailand, thanks for nothing!
As ever, wrong. People not understanding the fundamental purpose of a DTA.
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typical retiree (foreign home) situation
You do, a lot! If i throw you a bone, will you go fetch? Envy is a poor trait, but if you have nothing, at least its understandable.
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typical retiree (foreign home) situation
My lap dog. You think its not real? ...all made up?
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typical retiree (foreign home) situation
About 2000 to 2022. First house tripled in 2 years, next house about 80% growth. Big long slump in the middle for prices during GFC. Was mortgage free by age 35 and no need to work full time anymore. Was in north west UK.
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typical retiree (foreign home) situation
Seems £ modest. Bungalows are usually in very high demand.
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typical retiree (foreign home) situation
Good that those who got lucky with the property timing made tens of millions of baht, like me, upon sale. Little top up to the retirement funds is welcomed. So much cash though. What do we do with it. I'm too young to be spending it though but maybe the retirees feel different??