Thailand taxation

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…

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I had worked in Thailand back in 1980's and I do think I have a tax ID. How can I find out if the Tax ID is still valid?

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A question on tax for a holder of a retirement visa. I read that tax on remittance after January 2024 is taxable in Thailand. If I sell my house before moving to Thailand and becoming a resident, is that taxable in Thai…

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Hi, does anybody know how and where to obtain a Thai Tax Id.

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Australian related tax question We're looking at heading to Thailand next year on the DTV, working remotely for an Australian client plus an investment property in Aus to fund us. I'm looking for a clear answer on any t…

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Hi all Aussies,, for those that have retired on a non o visa based on over 50 and 800,000 baht in bank,, applying for the visa after Jan 1 st 2024 ,,, assuming you pay tax in Oz , did need to become a Thai tax resident…

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If I sell my house in Ireland and deposit in my Thailand Bangkok bank will I be taxed on this money?

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Since TAX and DTV keep coming up and we keep seeing headlines that thai authorities want to get stricter with enforcing the tax .....Are there any countries currently which successfully enforce tax on money brought into…

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Does thailand charge tax on US pension?

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