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Thai lawyer argues most expats won’t be impacted by personal income tax
Statements like that are distorting the thread. I would think that "most" expats as referred to in the OP do not have trading accounts or partaking in any active business. Those engaged in activities that have always necessitated the need for a tax return should refrain from muddying the waters. -
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Unhelpful Honda car dealer in Chiang Mai.
My Honda was flooded at home during last floods in Chiang Mai. I contacted my insurance company who took it away for 3 weeks to be cleaned, dried and repaired where necessary. When it was returned everything seemed ok. After a short time both electric windows on passenger side stopped working and the drivers window auto function worked intermittently. The other day I went into a Honda dealer to the service department. There were 2 guys sitting at desks playing with their phones and didn't bother looking up, the cashier and a "greeter". Greeter asked me what I wanted and I asked if a service agent could speak english. She pointed to one and he just indicated to the cashier. She mumbled something and the greeter said to the guy you speak english. He reluctantly looked at me. I had a photo of car in the flood in hope it may make it easier . I showed him photo and without asking anything he just said "next year" I tried to explain had been repaired by insurance company garage and it was only 2 windows not working. "Next year". Btw this was on the 6th. I asked what no service until next year and again he said "next year". I just turned around and walked off with another "next year". So with 25 days left in the year no more service. Possible but hard to believe. There were no other customers in service department at the time. Normally this Honda dealer is very helpful but one lazy agent can ruin their reputation -
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Thai lawyer argues most expats won’t be impacted by personal income tax
Here is a nice simple flowchart that explains it in simple terms The left hand column explains banks identifying the Tax Residence of their customers. Kbank has already started this process and there is a thread on the forum. The right hand column explains the tax residency of individuals. Which is generally, including Thailand, 180 days or more in a tax year. It should also be noted, that individuals can be tax resident of more than 1 Country, and this should be declared by the individual. If you have any other questions, regarding CRS, Thailand, The Thai Renevue Code or Tax residency. the information is freely available in the public domain and I suggest that you should dig into it yourself, as what I am posting here, is only my opinion on what is written down in the various publications. -
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Unhelpful Honda Car Dealer Service Department in Chiang Mai
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Is there anything good about getting old?
I was 91 yesterday. I'll let you know when I get old.😉 -
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People who support Cashless Society
"but we are losing more and more control over our own lives to governments". Very true, there will come a time when everyone will be under a sort of CCTV when nothing will be private. Think about it. -
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Foreign Tourist Stuns Onlookers by Strolling Naked Through Phuket Hotel
That's the naked truth.😉
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