Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II

[ukrules]

2 hours ago, 4myr said:

And there are certain remitted income that are not classified as assessable, e.g.:

1) savings before 1 Jan 2024
2) sold investments with a proven loss, so only the principal part of the investment is remitted
3) income that according to DTA is only taxable in the source country

 

4) Earnings / capital gains made in a year after 2023 when you were not tax resident and are remitted later or even during the year / years when you are non resident.
 

Edited Friday at 09:36 AM by ukrules

[EVENKEEL]

This one came and went quickly. 

Edited Friday at 01:16 PM by EVENKEEL

[TheAppletons]

8 hours ago, EVENKEEL said:

This one came and went quickly. 

 

   That's what she said.

[topt]

On 11/1/2024 at 8:15 PM, EVENKEEL said:

This one came and went quickly. 

Why is that surprising considering it has little to do with the current topic..........shame on you 

[EVENKEEL]

9 hours ago, topt said:

Why is that surprising considering it has little to do with the current topic..........shame on you 

Little to do with current topic, really.  If it gives you purpose, who am I to disrupt the party. 

[Lorry]

Personal Allowance for spouse:

 

The simple tax guides writes "supporting a Thai wife".

I guess that's how Somchai the tax inspector sees it.

The RC does not say, it has to be a Thai wife.

It also doesn't say, you get this allowance only if you support her.

And from Sec 47 (3) of the RC follows,  that the wife doesn't even have to be a resident of Thailand. 

 

Sherrings says "dependent spouse", but if you continue reading it's clear that the spouse doesn't have to be in Thailand. 

https://sherrings.com/personal-tax-deductions-allowances-thailand.html

 

Any experiences about this?

Edited 2 hours ago by Lorry