File online, taxable pension but no tax due. Any docs needed?

[CFCol]

12 hours ago, samtam said:

 

Actually, it would be copies of the passbook, (with some ATM payments into an account), which bears no exact relationship to the withdrawal amount from the foreign bank source, as in I draw THB30K from foreign bank and pay THB20K into Thai bank. You think they would find that useful? Or do they expect unreconcilable supporting documents, which they never bother to check? 

 

The passbook shows "teller ID", which seem to be the same branch, so I presume that is the location.

 

These passbook entries do not reflect the debit card entries on the foreign bank, but maybe again the inability to reconcile the amount on the PND.90 and the supporting documents is (bizarrely) not required.

Don't you mean PND91?

[KhunHeineken]

1 hour ago, anrcaccount said:

on the balance of risk - doing nothing is much wiser. 

Just how much "nothing" do you think is allowable before it becomes unwise to do nothing? 

[KhunHeineken]

1 hour ago, samtam said:

As a matter of curiosity, what is the basis of your vehement argument to ignore TRD guidelines?

Affordability.

[timendres]

16 hours ago, Phulublub said:

While using a card for ptuchases may not be " not transferred to a Thai bank via the usual banking methods." it is still a remittance of funds from abroad into Thailand. 

 

But it is not a remittance of "income earned", which is the only thing that can be taxed at this time.

A credit card transaction is a loan. It is not income.

There is a long list of transactions that constitute "income earned", including royalties, company perks, etc.

Loans are not on that list.