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ASEAN Airlines to Enjoy Stopover Freedom, Boosting Trade and Tourism
It's called protocol 5 so one can assume it's about fifth freedom, as just being allowed to drop off passengers doesn't make any sense. -
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Filed Thai tax online late, got refund 3x
Starting a new thread as this has some new information. I decided months ago to start filing Thai tax returns online, get a baseline history with TRD, and have several years of filed returns. Got my pink ID card number activated, then was able to file online returns for tax years 2021, 2022 and 2023. All filed late, but accepted by the system. No documentation was required for any of the returns when filed. There was a late filing fee of 200 baht for the 2023 return, but no late fee for the others. I know not why not. Within a couple weeks, I got a letter with my 2023 refund of interest and dividend withholding. Full refund of all taxes withheld. Letter offered PromptPay, but bank account must be set up and linked to pink ID. MY Bangkok Bank branch will not let me add pink ID number to existing accounts. Thusly opened a Krungthai account (using pink ID and ol' yeller) for tax refunds. About a month later, received two letters from the tax office requesting tax withholding statements for 2021 and 2022, but NOT 2023. That tells me TRD online processing system must have access to current year records only. I got a single tax withholding statement from Bangkok Bank covering both years, but ONLY for my fixed accounts. Bank would not include taxes withheld from savings accounts. I submitted this statement online as supplementary documentation for the 2022 return, but there was no option to add documents for 2021. I did not submit dividend statements showing taxes withheld. I waited, nothing changed, I forgot about it. Today I received two envelopes from TRD with refund letters for 2021 and 2022. Amounts were less than the totals I had claimed, as the dividend and savings account amounts were disallowed. Fixed account withholding was refunded in full. -
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Oh look! Jack Smith has filed a motion to drop charges against Pres. Elect Donald Trump!
At 49% of the vote Awww you still in boo hoo mode ? -
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Kasikorn Bank ...FATCA CRS Information
Not a scam I went to my branch today and they knew about this I have not got an email about it they did ask if I had received and email and said if not received email then no problem don't worry etc but as I need this account for my visa extension I played "safe" and went to the branch to inquire and fill in the form as a "not American" I answered no to everything and that is hopefully that what a load of !!!!!! -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
My thoughts exactly. Unless there's very good reason I suspect they will expect to see that any income you may have is getting taxed somewhere unless that income is exempt. This type of form I've already filled in when I opened accounts at Bangkok Bank and Krungsri. I haven't been to the UK in 26 years but my State Pension is taxed at source there. I have entered my HMRC URN (one of the, 4 IIRC, TIN types you could have in the UK) on the form and under the address sections have entered: "I am not a UK tax resident but my State pension is taxed in the UK by the national tax authority HMRC". TINs are 10 digit codes apparently so, at least in my case, my NI number is only 9 alpha-numeric characters so wouldn't be accepted, assuming they even check. I also have a Thai TIN and in the final notes section I have merely entered: "I have no income in Thailand from any source other than annual interest on deposits in Thai bank accounts. It is for this reason only that I have a Thai TIN." Everyone will do what they think is best but, given Kasikorn will share this information with the Thai tax authorities, I don't want to find myself in a position where , if this taxing of foreign income comes to pass, where I go to explain that it's already taxed and they say "OK, but on this form you said..........", if I just say nothing. Of course one can always plead "confusing forms", just not worth the hassle IMO. Equally though, I might end up giving more information than I need and regret that. I've still not finally decided which way to go yet, will hand the forms in at a branch in a week or two.- 1
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
Does anyone think there will be repercussions by not responding to the email prior to the deadline given of 20th December? I am not currently in Thailand and unlikely to be back prior to mid February. I would much prefer to go into my Kasikorn branch as, reading some of the previous posts, this seems to be the most hassle free way of addressing the issue. -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
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