My 90 days report expired on 3 May, and the grace period is expired today, do you think I'll need to pay fine if I go on Monday?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking clarification on whether they will incur a fine for filing their 90-day report in Thailand late, as their reporting period expired on May 3, and they plan to file on the upcoming Monday. Responses indicate that a 2,000 baht fine is applicable for late filings, and they have essentially missed the deadline by entering a zone of being over the due date. The replies also emphasize the importance of understanding the reporting window for 90-day reports, which allows submissions from two weeks before until one week after the due date.
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