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Taxation: I think most people are aware by now that if you stay in Thailand longer than 180 days in a calendar year - any income that you bring in to Thailand (after 1 January 2024) is assessable - therefore you should…

After living in Thailand for two years, i am expecting to transfer 1m THB per year of my personal pension into Thailand. The UK will tax this amount (including national insurance) by approximately 10% ie 100,000 THB. Wh…

Hi Guys I got my DTV visa Want to clarify on the taxes part. Since my company doesn't have any entity in Thailand Do i need to pay any taxes? If i work for 180 days in Thailand in a year Pls suggest 🙏

Hi! If we decide to extend our DTV visa (the extra 180 days) and therefore become liable to paying tax, what’s the tax rate? And is the process to pay to go to immigration, or somewhere else?

Can anyone confirm if they earn money back home (and pay tax) and in Thailand after 180 days do you magically get told by someone to file a tax return? Or you just don't?

For the DTV. What is the rate of income tax in thailand. I'm from Canada and it's approx 25%. Would I be paying dual taxes? Could someone with info that has been through this and can advise please messye me

Uk DTA and and Government Pensions Question. Firstly reading the dual taxation agreement I find no mention of now to treat pensions. Reading the HMRC briefing notes I find that Government pensions have full relief (subj…

Hi all, Is there any clarity on the tax situation yet? We want to go for the retirement visa (or LTV), but do you have to pay tax in Thailand over your worldwide income, your money in your bank account (Wise in my case)…

Is this still the case: As a US citizen, do retirees pay taxes in Thailand? Income earned inside Thailand during retirement is the only income subject to tax, while personal income from pension, interest, or other incom…

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