For those of us that will be in Thailand more than 180 days in a calendar year, what’s the process for getting a Tax Identification number and submitting a tax return ?
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For expatriates in Thailand staying more than 180 days, obtaining a Tax Identification Number (TIN) is crucial for filing tax returns. You are only required to file a tax return if you have a tax liability. If you bring untaxed income to Thailand, it must be reported, but if your income was taxed in another country that has a double taxation treaty with Thailand, you may not owe any taxes here. Recent changes have closed previous loopholes regarding untaxed money, making all untaxed income subject to taxation.