Go round up some sheep !!

Go round up some sheep !!

Who ?

Me no Aussy.

Starting countdown to the "goodbye I really mean it this time thread"...........................

Starting countdown to the "goodbye I really mean it this time thread"...........................

Jump on the band wagon why dont you !!

Money remitted into Thailand is only taxable in Thailand if it has been earned in a non-Thai country in the same year. How do the Thai tax people know? They don't -but a (genuine) tax authority person is no doubt entitled to ask you to prove that any remittances you have made are not from the current years earnings. How would you prove that earnings are not current year? Hopefully you could demonstrate that you had sufficient capital overseas at the start of the year from which you can at least assert that current year remittances have been sourced.

Thanks for the good information SantiSuk!

Tho whom it may concern:

Out of precaution several people already use the

'first-in, first-out' procedure for a longer time.

If the income in your home country could in principle be

taxable in Thailand I wouldn't see a reason not to do so.

Nothing is more simple; it's a formality.

But as Sunholidaysun already confirmed: for the time being

nothing to worry about!

Limbo

Money remitted into Thailand is only taxable in Thailand if it has been earned in a non-Thai country in the same year. How do the Thai tax people know? They don't -but a (genuine) tax authority person is no doubt entitled to ask you to prove that any remittances you have made are not from the current years earnings. How would you prove that earnings are not current year? Hopefully you could demonstrate that you had sufficient capital overseas at the start of the year from which you can at least assert that current year remittances have been sourced.

Thanks for the good information SantiSuk!

Tho whom it may concern:

Out of precaution several people already use the

'first-in, first-out' procedure for a longer time.

If the income in your home country could in principle be

taxable in Thailand I wouldn't see a reason not to do so.

Nothing is more simple; it's a formality.

But as Sunholidaysun already confirmed: for the time being

nothing to worry about!

Limbo

Moderator, please close the thread .

Everyone knows the OP, before he was writing in the middle of the night and after a while noone responded.

So he posted his Goodbye and with tears in his eyes.

And now he is back to get some attention, maybe starting drinking earlier in the day.

Of course this is all nonsense!

We all pay tax in our own country, if someone is working in Thailand he might be paying tax in Thailand.

So just relax, maybe send SunholidaySun a Private Message and tell that you love him and he will be happy.

With comments like that Sven, its no wonder some of us get peeeeed off , especially when we are only trying to find out the facts from conversations had. As it happens, the reason for the Tax man to visit , IS unpaid business tax , so we can all relax.

No need for the insults !!

No need for the insults! You're joking aren't you?

Perhaps when you stop slagging off anyone who doesn't

agree with you, others may be more forgiving.

Thread closed per OP's request.