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Can stock market wins and losses be included in the income calculation for the $80k requirement for Wealthy Global Citizens in Thailand?

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Oct 17, 2024

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LTR for wealthy Global citizen. For the 80k. Are you allowed to count in wins/losses on the stock markets?

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Yes, you can include stock market gains and losses in your income calculation for the $80k requirement for the Wealthy Global Citizens LTR visa, as long as the net amount contributes to the gross income reported on your tax return.

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As long as it counts to the gross amount stated in your tax return, yes. See:

EVIDENCE OF INCOME

6. Official personal income tax return as filed to state authorities such as P.N.D.

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, BIR60, Form 1040, Form W-2, SA100, T1 General etc. showing income of no less than 80,000 USD per year in the past 2 years.

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Thank you very much for the link!

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