Look for this document explaining your obligations.

Hi - DTV and TAX

I have had a look and couldn't find anything specific on this.. Re DTV - I have a DTV now, but will generally zip back every 5 months to avoid doing the 180 day renewal and need to for medical checkups. (I do the 90 when needed..)

So, if I'm here 5 months, home two months, back 5 months.... then home to UK... so how does this tax issue work.

The premise of DTV was that we are remote working, which I do, for my UK company and another UK company... part of the reason I go back is also to go into the London office. The DTV, I thought, was all about DTV people not hitting Thai tax and being a burden on their tax office.

yet, I am a bit confused as to how I might be caught into paying any Thai tax...

How would they figure it out? We're not allowed Thai bank accounts, no QR apps, everything I pay is via my UK debit card or cash that I bring out with me. I pay the rent via direct bank transfer from UK.

any thoughts?

With DTV since November….

My question is, how is gonna be the tax situation? Are we eligible to pay tax in Thailand or not?

Self employed free lancer

Cheers

DTV and taxes. Looking at this document, if I'm the owner of LLC based in CZ, and that company has revenues and pays corporate tax in the Czech Republic, and I never bring that *company* money into Thailand (ie never use the company card), but use my own, personal card / savings instead, I assume that the income should not be taxable, even if I stay for 180+ days.

Right? :-)

Hello

I saw announcement from Thai Revenue Department that if foreigner stays longer 180 days must pay tax

Is that true and to what type of visa?

And If I stay in Thailand under Tourist visa or visa waiver which I go in and go out, but total stay is 180 says. Do I still have to pay tax?