Tax advisers upcountry for the tax resident staying over 180 days- any recommendations?

[Scouse123]

Yesterday I tried a number of times to contact Expat tax Thailand, based in Bangkok, and their website was not working correctly to submit my details. Their website was full of glitches.

 

After this I got to thinking, that with living in Isaarn, I was then wondering if any people who are living up this way have any recommendations for a straightforward tax adviser that is closer to home?

 

Bangkok was quoting 7,500 baht for a simple basic service, staying within the new rules and submitting the tax forms, which, if it must be done, sounded OK.

 

However, they quote 7,000 to get a Thai tax number, which I think I can obtain myself easily and FOC.

 

I am just looking for the basic service, informing me of my deductible allowances and submitting the forms. I don't believe I will have tax liability.

 

Also, I have been with my partner for 28 years but never married, we live together, houses and cars in her name together, does anybody actually know if she qualifies as a Spouse for tax purposes?????

 

I was going to apply for a tax ID, but I have heard some members have been turned out at various revenue departments, because these departments not being up to speed with these new tax rules, or know nothing about them.

 

Should I just wait for further clarifications from the government announcements?

 

https://www.expattaxthailand.com/ignoring-thailands-new-tax-rules-is-it-worth-the-risk/

 

 

 

[IvorBiggun2]

1 hour ago, Scouse123 said:

Should I just wait for further clarifications from the government announcements?

Yes