Is It Possible For One's Company To Bank In Your Salary Into Two Separate Account ?

[Avante]

Hello guys. Good Afternoon.

Lets say i earn x amount per month. Can i tell my company accountant to bank in my salary into two separate bank account for me?

70% to my main bank and another 30% to my own personal local bank?

Reason of doing this is i dun want my other thai half to know everything about me financially. In case shits situation happens. Doest pay to be honest with the Thai ladies here. Might as well as a back up plan B. Fighting fire with fire.

Best regards and stay wise

[noahvail]

Hello guys. Good Afternoon.

Lets say i earn x amount per month. Can i tell my company accountant to bank in my salary into two separate bank account for me?

70% to my main bank and another 30% to my own personal local bank?

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I don't know but, logically, so long as you've paid the taxes on your whole x salary, who cares how receive the after-tax money? Other than you, of course

[MJo]

Maybe you should take this up with your company accountant...

[t.s]

Maybe you should take this up with your company accountant...

whyever would you ask here?

[way2muchcoffee]

If you don't trust your partner then simply keep your financial details private. It's your money. Feel free to open as many accounts as you like.

[GuestHouse]

I'm wondering what kind of a half wit would want to announce to his employers that he wants them to take part in hiding part of his income from his 'other half'.

[mahtin]

Unlikely to be an option in Payroll, but ask the IT people. They could do with a larf.

[PattayaParent]

Your employers should pay your salary whatever which way you want it, for whatever reason you want.

However they will likely want to charge you the cost of the additional transfer which is fair enough.

[thaihome]

This would be up to the flexibility of the cash management system your company has. We can split our direct deposit between up to 3 banks anywhere in the world. This of course is your net pay, after taxes.

TH