Leaving aside a minor math miscalculation on his slide, the point he is trying to make is that only the capital gain, not the principal amount originally invested, is assessable income. Since the remittance also includes the principal amount, it should not be declared in its entirely. Only the portion that represents the capital gain is assessable income.
Assuming that the investment was purchased with funds earned prior to January 1st 2024, this would be correct.
Assuming that the remitted amount of thb 1,722,991 per his slide is correct, and the gain was 40%, the capital gain would be 492,283, not 487,341.
I'd bet on a long trip, I could get 900km on a tank.
Around town I typically get 750-850km.
I'm married, so I would probably stop 5-6 times between Bangkok and Chiang Mai, but I would not stop anywhere for more than 5-10 minutes. I'd leave at 04:00 and eat when we get there.
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