How does Thailand enforce taxation on expats and remittances?

My confusion with this matter is - if I am already paying taxes on my income in my country (USA), then how can Thailand tax me on already taxed income? Does anyone know legalities of this?

I went to a lawyer once and asked about Taxation and i explained that im dtv holder and how i make my money which is completely outside of Thailand with offshore accounts, however before I finished my question he said I don’t understand why Farang wants to be taxed so bad , your Visa group is not a tax target even if you stay im Thailand you are not a tax Target, the tax target is someone who remits 20m Baht a year and up , he told me go home and don’t believe any nonsense you read in the internet and come see me when you bring big sum of Baht into a thai bank account 1-2 millions baht is not a tax target. So I said ok then I went to the local revenue Tax department and asked them for a TIN , the employee their asked me how much money do you remit to Thailand i said under one million using ATM with my Foreign debit cards the employee asked me do you work in Thailand I said im self employed earn my money outside of Thailand then asked me do you have a thai Bank account? I answered they won’t allow me to open one since im on DTV , then she said sorry we can’t issue a TIN for you. 🤷‍♀️

I think people are over thinking this. If’s and but’s. If you’re going to be working in Thailand yes. Pay tax. Holidays nope.

Bank accounts are one thing and can be easily accessed by the government. Atm withdrawals and Credit Cards can also be tracked. Money exchanged is also tracked. Will they enforce the taxation, sooner or later? Yes, NWO wants to make people's life miserable everywhere.

What everybody overlooks or ignores is the source of the money remitted into Thailand and whether it's deemed as "assessable income" which is the only income which is taxable. For those with no bank accounts, do consider that credit card purchases and ATM withdrawals are deemed as "remittances" under Thai taxation. Also any cash brought into the country is also considered a "remittance"

On a DTV. You can’t open a Thai bank account so how are they going to take money off you. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Thai are doing 0% tax on crypto. You won’t get taxed if not staying in country over 6 months. DTV visa. So no panic.

They are also going to build hi speed rail to rayong (not),

Monorail in Phuket and Pattaya (not) and train from China (delayed indefinitely)

Highly unlikely they will be interested in a few hundred thousand baht here and there, most of the new legislation is geared towards those hauling millions on a weekly basis. Pretty much the same situation is with the nominees, mostly those well-to-do bore the brunt while smaller firms remain unscathed