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LLMs say that any capital gains realised by selling on thai exchange is exempt. This is the obvious reading of the 399 and how it was sold to the world. Now the expat tax dude says some insane weird <deleted> that basically turns the announcement into some pointless niche exemption.

Insane scam by Thailand

No. It doesn't say that. What it says is that the tax free crypto thailand was huge trap/scam.

This <deleted> says "only the value that was gained after moving the Crypto to an SEC licensed thai exchange is exempt". No clue what was the point of the video if he could have just said this in 5 seconds.

Yeah hope it's some resentful boomers <deleted>posting. But clarification is of course too much to ask.

Being vague and fcking people up later if they so wish is how taxation works. Also this guy made a <deleted>post about inbound transfers being taxed separately. Probably will be selective interpretation by the <deleted>. RUGGED https://aimbangkok.com/thailand-crypto-tax-exemption-2025/#Implications_A_Critical_Ambiguity

You bought long time ago on thai exchange and now sold and bought back again?

Going to get mega rugged when the <deleted> "clarify" that the coins must have been bought on thai exchange too.

Weird phenomenon. You would expect Thailand to be last place for bootlickers. Maybe somewhat reasonable that reaching 50 makes one want to pull the ladder up.

Fine. Now just remove the foreign income tax.

Happens when you do confusing tax increases. Entirely self-inflicted.

They too. Everyone can do it leveling the playing field.

It is our only hope against global totalitarian surveillance government.

Why?

https://aimbangkok.com/thailand-crypto-tax-exemption-2025/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "The Inbound Transfer is Taxed Separately: This interpretation posits that the gain accrued while the crypto was held abroad is ‘foreign-sourced income’. The act of transferring this appreciated asset to a Thai exchange could be considered ‘bringing income into Thailand’ under the tax code. Under this view, a Thai tax resident (in Thailand for 180+ days) would be taxed on this gain upon transfer, with only subsequent appreciation on the Thai exchange being exempt." i have headache