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Have you registered for a TIN with the TRD?
Fifth selection: I don't believe I am liable for tax, but my (tax exempt income) may be considered assessable IF I were to bring it into Thailand (even thou tax exempt). So being uncertain if a tax return may be required, I applied for a TIN, but since I am not bringing money into Thailand I was denied a TIN. (The reason I am not bringing money into Thailand is that I have funds adequate for a few years and I want to wait and see how the tax return submission requirements turn out in practice (for the majority of expatriates who don't physically work in Thailand and for LTR-WP visa holders) before I start bringing money into Thailand again). -
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Biden's Cognitive Deficiencies Evident From Day 1 Of His Term
What else can explain America's dumbest POTUS and his evil act of issuing pardons to child rapists and murderers.... -
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Thaksin and Anutin Strengthen Bond Over Golf Amid Government Rift Rumours
I find it totally amazing how good those doctors are at the Police Hospital.. they take a man who's dying and bring him back to the peak of life. They probably deserve Nobel prizes for this miraculous event. -
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Thai woman exposes employer’s lewd advances, explicit messages
He was her boss. That was the problem. -
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Extension OA Retirement based on income
So I still need to maintain 800K even though my extension is based on Income ? Same as before, 3 months after 2 months before ? I've considered switching to non O but will maintain current insurance coverage so I see no advantage. -
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Teenager’s Mercedes Crashes onto Six-Wheeler in Miraculous Escape
Exactly, just let mummy and daddy take him home! -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
My understanding is that the TM47/TM30 are one's registrations for immigration purposes. However those do NOT help when it comes to property tax for condo ownership in Thailand. For home (condo) ownership purposes (so to NOT pay property tax on one's condo in Thailand), I had thought (and still think) one needs to register at the local city district office that one owns a condo in Thailand and that this is one's 1st residence (home) when in Thailand. If one is thus registered as such at the district office , one then does not have to pay annual property tax on one's condo. Part of this (somewhat IMHO painful) process of registering results in one obtaining the Yellow book for the property. I believe only Thai citizens or Thai permanent residents can have their name in the Blue book. But I may have the above incorrect. -
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Teenager’s Mercedes Crashes onto Six-Wheeler in Miraculous Escape
Where does it say that?
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