That's in all likelihood not how it works, you could then avoid being taxed by leaving the country for 5 minutes.
It's probably going to work like the idiotic tax clearance certificate used to work ages ago, before the most enlightened Thai administration in Thai history, the Anand government, scrapped it : more than 180 days in the country in a given calendar year required you to get a tax clearance from the revenue department before exiting the country, or you would not be allowed to leave. That was quite a pain in the behind back in the eighties.
DIY for about ten years in both CM and CR.
I have always had the 800K required on deposit. I don't touch it.
I am guessing you are saying life can get more difficult if one is tied to an agent for the financials.
Recommended Posts