Do you get taxed on the funds required for the Thailand O visa based on retirement?

Thailand barely tax their own citizens, you think they bother to chase down foreigners? It’s a NO

It's not income, so no.

No and it’s called EOS retirement visa not existing

EOS is based on Non O

Money need to be in the Bank 3 months prior apply for EOS

Seriously guys just read it -

It’s a demonstration of available funds not anything else. If you earn interest on it that may be taxed but otherwise NO. Stop debating it really a simple NO

No,

If you bring it to Thailand in a year that you aren't a tax resident, then its non assesable. If its from cash in the bank that was held prior to /24 again its non assesable. Pretty much everything else is treated as assesable income, and if your country has a DTA (the country where the money is transfered from), you can use tax already paid as a credit to negate the tax owed in Thailand. Beware of becoming a tax resident, then making a capital again abroad and then remiting the money, as there maybe more tax owed than tax previously paid ddpending on your countries tax rules.

No because you didn't earn this money in Thailand

Most countries have a treaty which prevents double taxation.

It's not assessable income

If it's already been taxed in another country then no

It’s not income so I don’t see how you would be taxed on it.

If you have saved money (from before 2024)and you use it for deposit,then it will be not taxed !!!

No

Better to check with a tax adviser on this but my guess is yes if you stay in thailand for more than 180 days and you are a tax resident here

Am interested to know too