I doubt it. They're only interested in foreign ASSESSABLE income remitted to Thailand. And, yes, there is a space for that to be entered. And, I guess, the newer eFiling forms have a space for foreign taxes paid, as a credit, on said income. But including non ASSESSABLE remitted income on an eFile form -- is not doable with the existing forms. Yeah, maybe down the road, the RD may want to see all your foreign income, at least the amounts remitted to Thailand -- with an explanation of why or why not such income is assessable. But we're not there yet. And the beauty of eFiling is -- no personal contact with Thai RD folks (unless, horrors -- such filers are now getting requests for more information about their remittances). What revenue office is that? With my LTR visa, latest guidance says no tax filing required. And even without an LTR visa -- my remittances are mostly DTA exempt income, and not enough to meet taxable requirements. Thus, I certainly wouldn't waste my time filing a null tax return, as there, under current law, could be little to no consequence -- as the fine is a percentage of taxes owed, which of course is zero (yeah, maybe a 2000bt fine for having assessable income above 220k, even tho' still not taxable. No reports of anyone ever having such a fine -- how would they even have such exacting data......?).
