Part of the amounts remitted are covered by the tax paid (NB you need proof of tax payment) however DTA’s especially from low taxation countries do not shied remittances from Thai taxation.
Even from higher taxation countries like the U.K. there is a range where the U.K. personal allowance is higher than the Thai allowances so Thai tax is due. And when you get to Singapore with a maximum tax rate of 24% (at 24million baht) virtually all income remitted will attract Thai taxation.
The concept that a DTA provides immunity from Thai taxation is wrong.
You may not have meant that but if you didn’t then you need to change the wording of your statements.
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