I do fear that someday they're going to come up with a "hoop" that I'm unable (or unwilling) to comply with. Even with the help of an agent.
We're all in that boat. Is it a ship of fools?
If eaned $11,600 outside of US ...
... if that amount in account at any one time, need to file FBAR
... IF that is only income you have, then no, don't think enough to be taxable.
... IF added to other earnings, then would be taxable, as total of all income is taxable, minus any deductions.
For myself, I need to earn near $30k to have taxable income, since married, at present. I'm just shy of that, with my Soc Sec & company pension.
Trump just signed or will sign, new bill / law, making Social Security (govt retirement payments) non taxable income. Along with a few other types of income; tips & overtime pay.
When signed, I won't even be close to having taxable income, as my company pension is a pittance ($357 a month / $4282 a yr)
On Thai bank interest, no sure, but isn't enough, or stay in my account long enough to amount to much.
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