Are you resident in Thailand for more than 180 days each year? If yes, you are a tax resident so you need to pay here. If no, you are a tax resident elsewhere (probably your original home country). Go to your local Revenue Department office to get a TIN. Just ask the friendly staff, it's a harmless procedure. I used an accountant to help agree what I should declare on my annual tax declaration. The accountant cost me 1,800 baht. My tax bill was less. Any other questions, just ask.
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