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9 hours ago, Pattaya57 said:

What a joke, if you have no income here and don't remitt any money here then why would you ever think you needed a Thai tax return?

 

All the talk on here could lead many to do the same. 

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15 hours ago, Pattaya57 said:

What a joke, if you have no income here and don't remitt any money here then why would you ever think you needed a Thai tax return?

 

You probably think the Thai tax authorities are stupid and think that these foreigners only live on fresh air and spring water:cheesy:

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Posted
21 hours ago, Nickcage49 said:

o be clear, I have no income here, and I don't receive money in Thailand from abroad.

You don't need to file a tax return if you've no income.

 

Simple as that.

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  My "income" is low enough that I don't even have to file a return in America, so with only a little bit of social security and a small withdrawal from my IRA, I'm below the amount to be required to file, so I would think I wouldn't have to file here either but I'm sure someone on here will tell me if I'm wrong

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6 hours ago, EVENKEEL said:

Good idea. And, please don't say duh after a sentence. That doesn't instill much confidence.

For somebody he doesn't think this tax business is real, you sure spend a lot of time in the tax threads, every day. Why is that I wonder!

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22 hours ago, Nickcage49 said:

I just spoke to our accountant here and she told me that as long as I fill out a tax return in my country (the USA), one is not required to be filled out here.

I understand that the Revenue Department will amend the law to collect taxes from residents who have income from abroad, even if that income is not brought into the country. As such it would apply in the determination of Thai taxed income relative to any foreign resident's country's Double Taxation Treaty if applicable. Thai taxation may exceed foreign citizen's home country's taxation (ie., higher Thai tax bracket than foreigner's home country tax bracket).

 

The amendment would be consistent with the principle of taxation of worldwide income, such as required in the case for US citizens regardless whether they bring that income into the US or not. For US citizens (I don't know if this is unique or similar for other countries), it also triggers the mandatory annual Foreign Bank Account Report (FBAR) to identify foreign funds held under almost any kind of ownership that exceeds cumulatively $10,000. Failure to file has a very high penalty.

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🎵 No income tax

     No V.A.T.

     No money back

     No guarantee 🎵

Now who's signature tune was that. 🤣😂🤣

Posted
1 minute ago, EVENKEEL said:

Are you stalking me? Who are you.....really and what do you want? For some reason you and one other really don't like opinions.

Stalking you....hahahaha, don't flatter yourself.

 

Me? I love opinions and am always very keen to understand the logic or motivation behind why people have different ones. I only ever post in tax threads and you always seem to be in them too. Except you're always the one who is putting down the people who post information about tax and call this whole business a charade. I find it curious that a person who holds such a low opinion of the subject and the people who post in it, should spend so much time here.

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