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ORIGINAL POSTERI have two questions to ask for advice.
Firstly, instead of making the THB800,000 deposit, can I have a combination of a smaller deposit and money coming into my account every month, or do I need both?
Secondly, is the money currently being deposited into your account on a monthly basis being taxed 10% yet as I have read previously,?
I have asked both of these questions to immigration agents and received no reply.
FYI. The monthly amount is in the form of a retirement fund and has already been taxed twice by my Government, I'm not wanting to get it taxed a third time.
Firstly, instead of making the THB800,000 deposit, can I have a combination of a smaller deposit and money coming into my account every month, or do I need both?
Secondly, is the money currently being deposited into your account on a monthly basis being taxed 10% yet as I have read previously,?
I have asked both of these questions to immigration agents and received no reply.
FYI. The monthly amount is in the form of a retirement fund and has already been taxed twice by my Government, I'm not wanting to get it taxed a third time.
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