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NAME:  marcus

EMAIL:  [email protected]

MESSAGE:  Hello, I need some advise

I am an internatiopal expatriate, with Thai wife, married for almost 25 years, two children. I have a company construction to owe the land on which my house is situated. My wife has her Thai ID an is registered on the house. I will retire in the near future. I have a couiple of millions bath on a Thai bank. I will have a significant pension besides having some savings both from outside Thailand. My country of origin , Holland , has a regulation that waves income tax on my pension for certain countries, to prevent double taxation. Thailand is one of these countries. I dont want to reveal, my thai banking situation (only the minimum required ), my land / company situation, and also not the income from abroad. This all with the objective to keep it apague, just incase certain type of officials feel that they could grab, and also not to pay tax in Thailand, or as little as possible, for als long as its significantly less then in my home country.

I got a bit confused reading through all your sites, what would you advise?

thank you

Marcus

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