Trumps Misinformation and Conspiracy Theories Fuel Threats Against FEMA in North Carolina

[chiang mai]

2 minutes ago, topt said:

 @chiang mai        Here is a copy from 2018 - I think they filled in a little more info in later years but I have never previously heard that anyone could get a refund of tax withheld from bank interest without a TIN.

 

 

 

Many thanks,

 

I think that probably constitutes what I referred to previously as "the short form" that is neither the PND 90 or 91. 

 

I bow to others recall regarding the TIN, I can't remember what the process was.

[topt]

1 minute ago, chiang mai said:

I bow to others recall regarding the TIN, I can't remember what the process was.

I remember it well as took visits to 2 different offices and they filled in what seemed like 50 pages of paperwork in Thai - most of which was left blank.

At the end of it they printed off a little yellow piece of paper the size of a large credit card with my Tin on it and a few other details.

[Lorry]

37 minutes ago, chiang mai said:

Many thanks,

 

I think that probably constitutes what I referred to previously as "the short form" that is neither the PND 90 or 91. 

 

I bow to others recall regarding the TIN, I can't remember what the process was.

My tax office nowadays "fills out" (ie leaves mostly blank) a PND 90 and makes you sign it.

Sometimes they even investigate:

Officer: คุณไม่มีรายได้อื่น

Farang: grunts

 

[JackGats]

One thing I find reassuring in this whole story: Thailand has made it repeatedly clear one is not a tax resident in TH if one stays less than 180 days in Thailand. Few countries are so black-and-white about tax residency status.