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I got the impression that it does not matter how much money you bring into Thailand they are only interested in any money earned and that as not been taxed If in future years if you bring in much more money that you earn they might be interested in where that money came from so it is a good idea to keep a record of what money that you have saved before the the year 2024
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Is the interest earned on savings before 2024 in the UK taxable in Thailand
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What will they accept of prove the amount of tax that you have paid in the UK
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I was only asking because you have basically claimed a double tax free allowance and I was trying to find out if that is acceptable
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Just an question did you tell them that your tax free allowance in the UK (which as not been taxed) is more that your Thai allowance
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Some tax filing issues
offset replied to Barney13's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
Sorry i meant for your allowance for your health insurance -
Some tax filing issues
offset replied to Barney13's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
What allowance did they give you -
Some tax filing issues
offset replied to Barney13's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
But that is separate items, but my Health Insurance is all included, it give different amounts for health, accidents and life cover -
Some tax filing issues
offset replied to Barney13's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
Can you confirm where you see that if Health Insurance includes Life Insurance you can claim 100K THB deduction -
Has there been any changes in the paperwork needed
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What are the latest requirements for the 800000 baht renewal of the retirement extension
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Kbank uses says they are a foreign transfer but only in the Thai version of the statement
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Understand but I have court order giving me 100% custody Another case would be if the mother is dead and the father is looking after the child
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Simple question the 120000baht figure is for a married couple, if not barrier but have a child to support would that figure be 90000baht
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Are you saying that you still need to do the account details the same as doing the 800000baht as well as showing 65000baht every month
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I have just downloaded a statement from my computer in Thai, i then did a Google translate and it translates as a foreign transaction, so maybe a translation problem Will the immigration accept a statement downloaded from my computer in Thai
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Hua Hin
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I have just got a statement for my renewal from Kbank. I notice they changed the title of my foreign deposit from FTT to Trade Finance, is this ok with the Immigration
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I thought a simple question might get a simple answer
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I am a little confused to what is going to be taxable in Thailand Is it money brought into Thailand or only taxable income in the UK And any interest received on savings from before 2023 is not viewed as taxable in Thailand
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
offset replied to offset's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
Went to Kbank Blupot Hua Hin all that was required was NI number, post code and passport I took a timed photo of the lady that did me form all finish in about 10 minutes -
As anybody had an E-mail from Kbank asking to fill out 3 forms and return to them Or is this a scam
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If you have any saving before 2024 why pay any tax. I will say 500000baht (my tax free allowance is 555000baht) is related to my tax income the rest from my savings before 2024. That way it leaves me with enought Thai tax free allowance to claim back my Thai savings with held tax I have also have received a letter from my UK bank stating what my savings we're before 2024
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Are you saying that you are going to file the same tax figures you get from the UK on your Thai return
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I think you will find that March 31 is the last date to file for tax, the Thai tax year ends 31 December
