karl73

The answer of the 2 first questions is yes, thanks for your advice

Thank you very much. In addition, the 200,000 THB come from a fixed-term interest-bearing account that had been invested before 2023.

I am a French citizen living in Thailand all year round and am therefore taxed on the income I remit to Thailand. My wife is Thai. If I transfer 200,000 THB to her bank account in Thailand to pay off her car loan, which was taken out four years ago, can this transfer be considered a “gift” and therefore not taxable? If so, does it need to be declared? I plan to transfer this amount from my Wise account in France to my wife’s Kasikorn Bank account.

Hello, I would like to open a remunerated savings account for my 14 years old daughter, who is Thai. The account will be dedicated to financing her future education at the university. Ideally, I’m looking for a locked account with a minimum term of 5 years, during which no withdrawals would be possible from anybody. Does such an option exist in Thailand? If not, are there any alternative solutions you would recommend? Thank you in advance for your advice!

Hi, she declares her online income at the tax authorities.

Hi, i live in Thailand all year with a Thai spouse visa. My wife works part time and get a salary of around 10,000 THB/month. Can i get the 60.000 THB allowance or any deduction ? Thanks Cheers

ok, thanks

Hi, live in Thailand with a Thai spouse visa and i transfer my real estate income from Switzerland to Thailand every month. My wife's daughter who is 19 years old study at university, i transfer her some money for her monthly expenses, my Thai wife too because she works. Am i eligible for the 30 000 THB allowance for that ? Her real father never helped her... Thanks Cheers