I think it was use of a foreign credit card which is de facto remitting of funds to Thailand just as withdrawing cash using a foreign debit card would be.
It is the remitting of funds which is key to any liability.
However, I repeat my point that very few retirees here will have need to file a return let alone pay any tax due as
i) most will be remitting funds derived from income paid in previous tax years and
ii) the Double Taxation Agreement will credit the Thai tax due down to zero if any was owing in the first place.
That is why whenever anyone on here asks the Revenue Dept, they tell them they don't need to file if their income was taxed overseas. They know it is a waste of their time as very few will have untaxed foreign income that they remitted to Thailand in the same tax year as it was paid to them.
All a fuss about nothing with the tax lawyers trying to get everybody to panic.
... aye, opened up both jars Nov.23 already, apparently can keep 'em if I don't let 'em expire entirely, the stoxx principal ("100") still sitting there currently @ 107 again.
Maybe that's why they didn't tax me ...?
I will see too it myself of course, 555 ...
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