Jump to content

Mike Lister

Advanced Member
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    6,717

  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    1

 Content Type 

Everything posted by Mike Lister

  1. Mike Lister
    I'm saying there can be no discussions that promote or discuss tax evasion so you post will be removed.
  2. Mike Lister
    Yes, I misread that, sorry. But to be clear, your carry cash on plane is evasion, plain and simple.
  3. Mike Lister
    Nope, read the document!!! Cash is still a remittance which is still taxable, there is no tax free.
  4. Mike Lister
    Anything over $15k needs a customs declaration
  5. Mike Lister
    You only think it's unfair because you don't understand.
  6. Mike Lister
    Read the simple guide and please don't post about tax avoidance and, if you don't understand something, please ask a question rather than posting confused emojis. Thanks
  7. Mike Lister
    Will somebody please oblige this poster, I'm away from my PC and travelling, it's a pinned thread in the finance section
  8. Mike Lister
    Yes, you really do need to go and read the simple tax guide also.
  9. Mike Lister
    You would be wrong as far as tax law and every Revenue department in the world was concerned.
  10. Mike Lister
    No, those transfers are inbound remittances which may or may not be income, which in turn may or may not be taxable.
  11. Mike Lister
    Depends on the source of the funds, from where, how much etc.GO READ THE DOCUMENT please
  12. Mike Lister
    Your statements covering all the various accounts, based on what you declare on the tax return. Suggest you read the simple guide to tax thread and the document in the op.
  13. Mike Lister
    Don't mean to be a prude but if it's not legal, please leave it unsaid.
  14. Mike Lister
    What you were told is correct, some transfers may be taxed, depending on various factors. Please read the document and come back with any questions
  15. Mike Lister
    This is not correct if the transfers are made from savings earned before 1 Jan 2024.
  16. Mike Lister
    There have been reports of amphurs refusing fo hold safe custody of foreigners wills, just as there have been instances where amphurs will not issue yellow tabien bahns to foreigners, mine for example.
  17. Mike Lister
    This question is better answered in the visa section, I have asked that it is moved.
  18. Mike Lister
    A Thai will must be executed via probate court, there are some informal local workarounds, in some cases but the law requires probate, amphur will or not.
  19. Mike Lister
    You can but not legally.
  20. Mike Lister
    You will almost certainly not have to pay tax on your remittances but you you will have to wait until the new rules are announced before your other questions can be accurately answered, with any confidence. In the meantime I suggest you read the simple guide to personal income tax, in an adjacent thread.
  21. Mike Lister
    Probate court determines. The validity of the will to see if newer versions may exist and allow. An opportunity for them to be presented.
  22. Mike Lister
    The going rate for Thai lawyer to process a will through probate court, for a foreigner, is around 30k baht currently, on northern Thailand.
  23. Mike Lister
    I know that feeling only too well, you are certainly not alone. The yield curve is still inverted and whilst accepted wisdom is to go long dated bonds in a falling rate environment, short term bonds are winning the game. For the first time I am holding both long and short term global bonds, just trying to cover the bases, how crazy is that.
  24. Mike Lister
    I'm sorry, poster yellowtail was correct, I should not have mentioned politics in this thread because it leads to the discussion that is emerging now. Please can we get back to the subject matter intended. I've hidden from view one post that expanded the political discussion. Thanks for your understanding.
  25. Mike Lister
    I have updated the list of unknowns to include the following: F. If, as far as expats are concerned, the existing tax code/law really does pertain only to income derived from inside Thailand, which existing tax code rules, obliges resident expats who receive offshore income to file a tax return, eg is Section 40/41 intended to include such people or not?

ASEANNOW

ASEANNOW (formerly Thai Visa) Thailand's oldest and most popular forum for expats and foreigners.

Sign up today and have your say

MORE INFO

POPULAR AREAS

CONTACT US

219/59 Asoke Towers, 15th Floor, Soi Sukhumvit 21, Watthana, Bangkok 10110
(+66) 99 196 1100
[email protected]

×
×
  • Create New...