How can I pay taxes in Thailand without a bank account due to DTV issues?

I also would like to have proof of paying taxes somewhere. Withdrawing cash from your foreign account in Thai ATM or transfering to another Thai bank account (not your Thai bank account, but to your landlord for your rent, for example) can be considered a remmitance as well from what I understood. The agency that does the taxes for me told me that. But it's my 1st year, so I didn't actually do it yet.

However, from what I understand you don't need to prove anything to anyone when doing your tax declaration. For example if you will claim that you have 200,000THB assessible income then that's the tax that you will pay for. No one is asking you to prove that. IN CASE they investigate you then they might.. but even if you are wrong, blame you for what? that you paid too much tax? 🙂

I am going to clarify this point with the same agency. But generally, tax declarations in most countries work like that. You pay for whatever you declare that year and you prove this or that only in case they investigate..

PM me if you'd like, so that we can exchange experiences.

Maybe a way is to withdraw at ATM in Thailand from your foreign credit card, then print the bank statement of your foreign account, and print your invoices if freelance or employment contract if employed, so that proves you remitted money into Thailand and that the money has been earned this year

We're looking into the same thing. We're keeping a track of everything coming in and just making notes of it with transfer recipets. We're hoping to manage it carefully so our tax will be zero and we fill in the tax form as no tax owing. We will e-file and then anything outstanding can be paid in cash at the

It's better not to look for a way to pay taxes, but to spend this money on charity. This can be done at any church, even without a bank account.

You are on a tourist visa. Tourists are not going to pay tax in Thailand. If otherwise, this would be a joke.

You don't have to pay any taxes in Thailand.

Seeing those boots that kicked you in the proverbial balls neeed to be licked, Cash in person is a good option.

Otherwise, maybe wise or moreta pay may work too

You won't be paying taxes before next March. Worry about it closer to the time

You may need to remit a good amount of cash and make sure you're considered as a fiscal resident here in Thailand (by spending over 180 days per calendar year here). Not sure if you qualify for this year (as per declaration deadline) but next one should be fine.

As for paying for taxes, you can do so directly at the nearest Revenue Department Office, with Truemoney or at some banks.