Not exactly true.
Reuters publishes their views on events rewritten by teams of freelancers who grabbed news from around the world local news media. So-called "triple rewrite" technic - good for SEO while bares zero value.
That's where the 'equal treatment' part kicks in and it may be dependent on double taxation agreements specifying that foreigners be treated in the same way as Thai citizens when it comes to Thai law.
The relevant part of the Revenue code is Section 42, sub section 25 :
So if they don't tax Thais on it and there's an 'equality' clause in the DTA then if foreigners are treated the same as Thais as explained in the video I linked above - all pensions from countries where this equality is guaranteed in the DTA should have the very same law applied.
I spelled it out here as the specific section / sub section is buried deep in the video and I know hardly anyone will watch it.
In the video he speaks about 'non discrimination clauses' in the DTAs
This is from the youtube transcript :
He then goes on to talk about 'sending it up the chain' inside the Revenue Department - I really think he's onto something here.
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