JJ-Thailand

My wallet is wide open, but I have free sex. 😂😂😂

Not very smart.

Is that all?

Not much to add, some people are evil.

It is all about pleasing China.

Devalue the Thai Baht and they will all be flocking back.

I only have to submit TM30 when I extend my visa once a year, never when returning to Thailand after travelling.

Most western embassies do not issue the letters anymore. When I transferred the stamp to my new passport the Imm officer had a list of countries that no more issue these letters and I didn't need one. Call your embassy and check.

Official document from TRD:

Who will own these Casino Complexes?

Why not just get a new girlfriend?

It might work, who knows. At my local TRD branch they actually offered to key in my data online in Thai, but I declined as they said there will be no tax return, but I think they meant tax credit because that's what I was claiming. It is still a mess.

My point is that the tax issue is unfortunately official, not only a rumor.

Thai prisons will soon be overloaded due to these great visitors. 😂😂😂

Correct, there is no line for tax credit. I called TRD main office, and they said that the forms have not been updated yet but should be ready next year. They also said that if you file online, in Thai, it might work. In other words, they are not ready.

I know what to do with this bas**rd, it involves a blunt knife.

All speculation regarding the tax is due to the lack of information from the Thai authorities.

Hopefully

and as bad as . . .

No visa needed. They just charged a fee of USD 20 at arrival, that's all.

It happened to me in Panama. Every foreigner staying in Panama for a period longer than 60 days needed a tax clearance certificate to be allowed to leave the country, took me a full day to arrange. Will Thailand introduce something similar for foreign tax residents? Hopefully not. There are other more efficient ways to make sure tax residents file their tax return and pay any tax owed.

The first thing to determine is where the money sent over come from and the second is if the money is an assessable income or not, if the money come from social security, pension, interests, dividends etc. This will determine if you need to file but also if you need to pay any tax according to the double tax agreement and after Thai allowances and deductions. If you have already paid tax in the US on the money sent over, you will most likely not have to pay any tax in Thailand, but you may still have file. Go over to the local revenue branch and explain to them, with a bit of luck they might tell you that you don't even have to file or that you have to file but not pay any tax.

Correct, not yet.

Different kind of visitors, less stress, less greed, less violence, more smiles and more happiness. I'm talking about the 80s and 90s.

Much better.