Sorry if it’s asked a lot but re: freelancers on a DTV visa staying more than 6 months per year ..how hard is it to get a tax ID to start paying tax in Thailand? I’ve heard banks are reluctant to give them to folk on DTV
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Many expats on a DTV visa inquire about the difficulty of obtaining a Tax ID in Thailand and the requirements for tax payment, especially if they stay longer than six months. Participating commenters highlight that Tax IDs cannot be obtained from banks but rather through local revenue offices. It is noted that while some find the process straightforward, others express doubt regarding the necessity of paying taxes if income is sourced from outside Thailand. The conversation emphasizes the complexities of Thai tax law and the conditions under which foreign income may be taxed.
merely repeating a factually incorrect statement doesn’t make it true. Try reading Thai tax law, in particular section 40, 41 and 56 of the Revenue Code.
just because it's a law doesn't make it not retarded and illogical. Thai law is riddled with self-contradictions. Top that off with moronic incompetent policymakers like the retarded Pheu Thai party and you yourself a clown show mess. That's what we're seeing happening now with all the retard policies as of late.
if you want to see what parasites look like, go visit the central bank and money printers
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Sameer ********
Anonymous participant 708why tf would you want to pay taxes at all anywhere? Taxation IS theft and government IS slavery. The government already prints infinite amounts of money at will, and they are already robbing your wealth/purchasing power through said inflation and infinite money printing. To top it off, they are funding wars and all kinds of psychopathic nonsense. Taxation is theft.
People not paying tax, force others to pay for them, I think you better can call that theft
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Felipe ********
If I still have Tax ID and bank account from my last visa... Everything keeps like that, right? Or new visa new application?... I guess my bank account until I don't need them they won't know that my visa is different... 😅
They will only know your visa has changed if you update address cetc. Happened with mine earlier this year - they took copies again and had to fill out forms (Not DTV)
but if I don't need to go to the bank...? Even I charged from many condos, I still have the old address for them.. I never receive any letter or post from them so I don't care to update the address or whatever to update, that's what I meant... Don't step a feet in the bank while I'm in a DTV.. 😅
You can find all the details and information on how to request your Personal Tax Identification Number (TIN) and on how to file your taxes on the website of the Revenue Department.
As previously mentioned by others you must request the TIN with your local revenue office.
Instructions on how to apply for your TIN:
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Yawn
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Banks are very reluctant to issue Tax ID numbers! 😂😂😂😂. Probably because they're issued by Thailand Revenue Office!
why? Of course you'll be paying tax here after 6 months
Elías ****************
Participante anónimo 459 nope, not if you don't remit any money
Siggi *******
Anonymous participant 459 first don't post under hidden name, you know nothing about Thailand, you don't have to pay tax if you are not employed in Thailand
That's wrong... You will have to on remitted money to Thailand (amounts depend on treaties, etc.)
Siggi *******
Anonymous participant 545 I don't have to hide under anonymous post, I transfer since 12 years money into Thailand and never ever any tax and never will be. You can't tax income without give right to the tax payers and this risk Thailand will never do.
Not quite correct. Thailand isn't a "tax haven" so any money you bring into the country is subject to taxation if you're here for more than 180 days in the calendar year. I say "subject" to tax, because it's possible for several reasons that tax won't be payable in Thailand, but money brought in might still have to be declared
Anonymous participant 459 how many expats do you think actually think pay taxes here? All your income is going into a foreign account and no work is being done in Thailand itself on a dtv. How do you think Thailand even tracks your income? Be logical here. Thailand can barely even tax its own citizens properly much less foreigners.
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Pete *******
You will find it impossible to get a bank to issue you a Tax Identification Number as they are issued by your local Revenue Office.
Steve *******
You just have to go to your local tax revenue office and ask. This is Thailand, there are no routines or rules that all branches follow.