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  1. 40 minutes ago, dr_lucas said:

    What about capital gain from abroad? Such as profits from stock market and/or commodities investments in other countries? 

    If you bring these gains to Thailand you have to pay tax on it. This has not changed. Even now you have to pay tax, but now only if you bring these profits in the same year to Thailand. In future you have to pay tax on it never mind when you have earned these profits.

  2. Persons who are residing in Thailand according to Section 41, paragraph three, of the Revenue Code. who have assessable income due to work duties or activities conducted abroad or because of property located in a foreign country according to Section 41, paragraph two, of the Revenue Code In the said tax year and brought the assessable income Entering Thailand in any tax year That person has a duty to include that assessable income in the calculation. To pay income tax according to Section 48 of the Revenue Code In the tax year in which the assessable income was brought into Thailand

    Section 41, paragraph two means: In the case where the ownership or possessory right in an immovable property is transferred without any consideration, the transferor shall be treated as a taxpayer and pay tax in accordance with the provisions of this Part.7

     

    As I understand the Thai text, the only thing that has changed is that in the future you have to pay tax on profits from work, from commercial activities, or from the sale of real estate in Thailand if you bring these profits to Thailand, regardless of the year. Previously, you had to pay tax on these profits, but only if you bring them to Thailand in the same year in which they were earned.
     

    It is explicitly spoken of profits/income. It does not mean existing assets.

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  3. Since a few days this website is down with the following error message:
    402: PAYMENT_REQUIREDCode: DEPLOYMENT_DISABLEDID: sin1::jtmh6-1680913308558-8965ab559938

    I'm desperate. In my opinion this website is one of the best Thai dictionaries. The disappearance of this website would be a great loss for many who wish to learn the Thai language.

    Does anybody know what happened?
    Does anybody know the website admin and how to contact him?

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  4. 25 minutes ago, Mavideol said:

    if these guys are "legally" registered, have proper passengers insurance  and pay taxes on their income, then have to agree with them and fine all the "illegal" ones that have no insurance to carry passengers and not paying any tax... police knows who they are but (again the brown envelopes) turn the other way when seeing them "illegally" picking up people

    yes, but only if they are using the meter

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  5. 1 minute ago, lopburi3 said:

    No I am not wrong on point 1 - if he needs to convert tourist entry to non immigrant money must show foreign origin - and even if not doing that money can come from abroad.

     

    The exchange rate is a bit lower than Wise but with Wise the fee increases with amount and for 800k it will pay to use Swift in most cases.

    nobody has mentioned a tourist visa

    bla bla bla - nonsense

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  6. 1 minute ago, GrandPapillon said:

    like I said, someone here did a test over 100K USD with WISE and SWIFT and didn't find any fundamental differences

     

    it's somewhere in one of the many WISE threads,

     

    the numbers speak, it's facts, the rest is just opinions and arguments ????

     

    unpossible!

    Wise allow transfers only up to 2 Mill THB.

    You are writing nonsense!

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  7. 2 minutes ago, GrandPapillon said:

    the exchange rates is not fundamentally different, only 0.10THB at best

     

    the timing is better with WISE though, and you know the exchange rate before the transfer

     

    it's awesome for small transfers, bigger transfer, I would rather use SWIFT

     

    if you want to time perfectly exchange rates, then you need to buy SWAPs at a brokerage to cover your exchange rates

    you don't know what you are talking about

    good luck for your money!

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  8. 4 minutes ago, lopburi3 said:

    Indeed you are totally wrong - you never want to send baht from USA - only send USD.  If you send Baht US banks will use a very, very bad exchange rate.  If you send USD Thai bank will provide published rate which will be better.  Sending 800k should be done by a Swift international transfer send USD more than the amount to allow for fees as this will insure low cost and recording as overseas transfer.   If you are planning on converting to non immigrant O visa in Thailand the money must show as from overseas for the conversion - so best not to use WISE (and for 800k will be cheaper not to do so).

    wrong

    1. the money must not come frome abroad
    2. the exchange rate from the Thai bank is much much worse than the Wise exchange rate

  9. 1 hour ago, GrandPapillon said:

    just do the calculations, someone else here did it too for 100K USD per year transfer, WISE was far more expensive with little rates advantages

     

    they charge something like 90 USD for 30K USD when you can go with SWIFT for like 25 USD or 35 USD

    sorry, again: don't look only at the fees...you must look at the exchange rate

    but...up to you... it's your money

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  10. 26 minutes ago, DogNo1 said:

    I don’t take any chances.  I always do an international wire transfer (SWIFT) from my brokerage in USD to my Bangkok Bank account.  Brokerage charges me nothing and Bangkok Bank charges me 200 baht.  The rate is favorable.  There has never been an error and the transfer arrives one working day later.  I use the monthly 65,000 baht option so that I can spend the money immediately.  The downside is that I must telephone the brokerage to initiate the transfer every month.  There is a standing order on file so I don’t need to provide the details.  I just specify the amount in USD and my Bangkok Bank account.  Some people are willing to chance transfer errors to save a little money.  I am not.  Also, I never cut it close on the amount transferred and leave a generous margin to avoid an insufficient amount of baht transferred.  

    The difference is not the bank fee (200 Baht in your case), but the exchange rate. This can be an enormous amount.

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  11. 6 minutes ago, bwanajohn said:

    We discussed renting this out with our lawyer. We were told its technically illegal as most foreigners do not have a visa etc that allows them to earn income in Thailand.

     

    Foreigners can earn income in Thailand (rent, interest etc.), but they need a work permit if they want work in Thailand. Foreigners also can get a tax id in Thailand without having a work permit.

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  12. 14 minutes ago, pj123 said:

    My registrationhas now been sorted out and I can now access the Mor Phrom app. The certificate on the app is the only one I have . However, it does not show my passport number. Under that section it just uses the same 13 digit number. 

    Take a look right from the 13 digit. There should be your passport number.

  13. 3 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

    Out of about 65 million either have to work or not have economy to travel around due to the long going pandemic. Then you add the huge amount of about 150 000 foreigners.

    After that you have to consider the facts that we still have about 20 000 new infections and around 300 deaths per day. That means common sense tells you it´s not advisable to travel around too much yet as well as the will to take such risks wont be high.

    oh really?

  14. I just received the following answer from the German Embassy:

     

    vielen Dank für Ihre Anfrage.

    Derzeit gab es keine Probleme der Anerkennung des lokal hergestellten AstraZeneca Impfstoffes für die Rückreise nach Deutschland, sofern der Impfnachweis alle Erfordernisse gem. Coronavirus-Einreiseverordnung erfüllt.

     

    Bitte beachten Sie, dass die Entscheidung zur Durchführung des Transportes am Ende die jeweilige Airline fällt. Die Nachweise sind daher bei Check-In im Original zur Prüfung vorzulegen.

    Die Botschaft entscheidet nicht über die Anerkennung der Impfnachweise.

    Mit freundlichen Grüßen

    Im Auftrag

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