Jump to content

kaufmanski

Member
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    27

  • Joined

  • Last visited

Recent Profile Visitors

The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users.

kaufmanski's Achievements

Apprentice Member

Apprentice Member (3/14)

  • 10 Posts
  • Dedicated Rare
  • First Post
  • Conversation Starter
  • Week One Done

Recent Badges

7

Reputation

  1. kaufmanski
    So all of it will have to be Up in Smoke by Jan 1st?
  2. kaufmanski
    I am surprised that you were able to present a fixed deposit as evidence. I was always under the impression that funds had to be in a normal account.
  3. kaufmanski
    If my Thai wife (who owns my house) dies before I do, do I automatically inherit the property under Thai law? I am a USA citizen. We have a son together. But I would hope I have power over the land until he reaches legal age.
  4. kaufmanski
    I concur. And I think it will be a standard fee of 5,000 baht to issue a semi fraudulent document that you will need to submit to renew your visa. And once a year all the local tax firms will get fined. But the revenue will be worth it.
  5. kaufmanski
    This doesn't make sense. If you have an ATM card (with known networks) of any kind you should be able to use an ATM machine. Ask the bank manager to explain.
  6. kaufmanski
    Do you mean over 120,000 foreign earned income as per USA? I file income exclusion in USA. Are you a tax guy? Send me an <personal email removed per forum rules, please use PM system>
  7. kaufmanski
    The more I ponder different scenarios under DTA, for example sending money to your wife or girlfriend, or withdrawing foreign funds by ATM, etc etc. This will be impossible to monitor. I am guessing, that we will have to go to a registered accountant and claim some minimum amount of earnings. And then pay a set tax of a few thousand
  8. kaufmanski
    USA has a DTA with Thailand. So does that mean if I file in USA, I am exempt from paying taxes in Thailand from foreign earned income? I work in countries other than Thailand and USA. But I am an American citizen.
  9. kaufmanski
    If you bring in 800,000 for your retirement visa or let's say to purchase (gifting the funds to your wife) a home are these taxable income? That's to say any money you bring to Thailand is taxable income??
  10. kaufmanski
    Sounds like she didn't want to spread the wealth
  11. kaufmanski
    They should start by creating a designated bus lane and an efficient and regular service from the airport. More importantly, there should be public low cost transport for people to get to school and work comfortably.
  12. kaufmanski
    Don't think so 😔
  13. kaufmanski
    This news report is based on the reporters observations at a shopping mall and hearsay. While yes, there's been a huge influx, I would like to see information based on evidence. Why not interview the Russian community?
  14. kaufmanski
    This is slander. The couple were on a Stand up paddle board not a surfboard. The photo and the title are incorrect. And could lead to restrictions placed on surfers!
  15. kaufmanski
    I would like you to please change the title of this article as it is incorrect. It was not a surfboard! It was a Stand Up Paddle board. And the photo you posted is off a person surfing. Your poor reporting could lead to some potential ordinance against surfers. Please take this down and post the right information!

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...