Dropped in to get a TIN,

During my interview it was pointed out to me that my income/pension was from my home country and as I am retired I have no assessable Thai income.

No TIN provided.

So my assessment is that existing DTA's that have previously been ignored re taxable/assessable incomes will continue to be ignored.

The only RD modification to their requirements is to capture fx remits by Thai nationals and companies with TIN's regardless of when monies are earned.

 

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11 minutes ago, norbra said:

my income/pension was from my home country and as I am retired I have no assessable Thai income.

No TIN provided.

So no lodgement of tax form required? I'm same on oz oap + modest bank interest on savings. Maybe means I can stay in LOS 180 days+ with no TRD income tax hassle re definition of "pension".  

If you want that many of us understand this then maybe you should explain all your abbreviations.

Not all of us know TRD, TIN, DTA and whatever.

25 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

If you want that many of us understand this then maybe you should explain all your abbreviations.

Not all of us know TRD, TIN, DTA and whatever.

Sorry about that

TRD- Thai Revenue Department 

TIN -Taxation Identification Number

DTA -Double Tax Agreement.

RD -Thai Revenue Department 

21 hours ago, norbra said:

Dropped in to get a TIN,

During my interview it was pointed out to me that my income/pension was from my home country and as I am retired I have no assessable Thai income.

No TIN provided.

So my assessment is that existing DTA's that have previously been ignored re taxable/assessable incomes will continue to be ignored.

The only RD modification to their requirements is to capture fx remits by Thai nationals and companies with TIN's regardless of when monies are earned.

 

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Dropped in where in BKK?

 

I had a similar recent experience in Hua Hin.

Edited August 1, 20241 yr by JimHuaHin
I made a small mistake. Sorry.

20 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

If you want that many of us understand this then maybe you should explain all your abbreviations.

Not all of us know TRD, TIN, DTA and whatever.

i think that having 100's if not 1,000's of posts and threads on the subject, is it easy to know these  few abv's 

11 minutes ago, JimHuaHin said:

Dropped in where in BKK?

 

I had a similar recent experience in Hua Hin.

My local  "Bangkok area" Revenue department office,not my "locals only" RD district office.

On 7/31/2024 at 2:06 PM, OneMoreFarang said:

If you want that many of us understand this then maybe you should explain all your abbreviations.

Not all of us know TRD, TIN, DTA and whatever.

 

It is a sad fact that many members write their posts without any care whether the readers will understand them.

On 8/1/2024 at 10:14 AM, steve187 said:

i think that having 100's if not 1,000's of posts and threads on the subject, is it easy to know these  few abv's 

 

There's another one: abv

 

He probably means abbreviation , but nobody in the world has ever used abv for it. From acronymfinder.com

 

Edited August 5, 20241 yr by Puccini

15 hours ago, Puccini said:

 

There's another one: abv

 

He probably means abbreviation , but nobody in the world has ever used abv for it. From acronymfinder.com

 

 

also...... A Big Va............. .   

On 7/31/2024 at 5:40 PM, norbra said:

Dropped in to get a TIN,

During my interview it was pointed out to me that my income/pension was from my home country and as I am retired I have no assessable Thai income.

No TIN provided.

So my assessment is that existing DTA's that have previously been ignored re taxable/assessable incomes will continue to be ignored.

The only RD modification to their requirements is to capture fx remits by Thai nationals and companies with TIN's regardless of when monies are earned.

 

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Thank you for that norbra, very encouraging.

If you get any further info I hope tou keep us informed.

On 7/31/2024 at 7:06 PM, OneMoreFarang said:

If you want that many of us understand this then maybe you should explain all your abbreviations.

Not all of us know TRD, TIN, DTA and whatever.

Come on OMF you have spent long enough on here to know what they mean.

27 minutes ago, saintdomingo said:

Come on OMF you have spent long enough on here to know what they mean.

 

Not really.

Fact is that I do almost nothing myself concerning visa, work permit, accounting, tax, etc.

And there are so many 3 letter abbreviations which have lots of different meanings in different scenarios. I could guess what some of them mean, but I think it makes sense to use the long words like Long Term Visa (LTV) once in such posts and then continue with the short version.

It is about a second extra work...