tai4de2 Posted March 1, 2023 Share Posted March 1, 2023 Is a TIN tied to a specific employer, so if a foreigner changes jobs, a new one would be issued? Or does a TIN issued to an individual become the one and only TIN for that individual, for life? I was working with a lawyer and the topic of my old TIN (from when I worked and paid taxes in Thailand, some years ago) came up. He said my old TIN would not be used with a new future employer. This advice doesn’t make sense to me. For one thing, it would seem to imply filing multiple tax when a foreigner switches jobs during a given year, because I only see one space on the form for a TIN — not to mention trying to determine correct tax rates when income has been split across separate returns. The issue of non-employment income (interest investments etc.) complicates that even further. That seems totally unworkable. On the other hand, this certainly wouldn’t be the first thing I ever encountered in Thailand that doesn’t make sense to me. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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