It has everything to do with Thai/foreign quota, if its a Thai quota bought through a company then the foreigner only owns 49% of the company/property, and cant ever own the other half. You cant inherit the Thai 51% of a company.
I recall currently por.161/162 exempt remitted foreign income ( and hence not assessable) means you have inadequate assessable income for a while in regards to tax filing?.
At present I see no place in any Thai tax return to file as a deduction that exempt income ( such as your pension which you claim not taxable per DTA). This is not new. The requirements to file have been around for years. I am curious where such a deduction should be in the tax forms. I spent ( wasted?) some time looking.
Thailand Air Force Chooses Gripen Jets Over F-16s for Better Benefits
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The Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF) has announced its decision to purchase Swedish Gripen jets instead of the US-made F-16 aircraft, citing greater benefits for Thailand. This decision, revealed by Air Chief Marshal Punpakdee Pattanakul, aims to replace the ageing F-16 jets currently stationed at Wing 1 in Nakhon Ratchasima.
Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1350026-thailand-air-force-chooses-gripen-jets-over-f-16s-for-better-benefits/
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