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Rok ********
Try to have all amounts in one place for 3 months , the total amount required and a bit more and then re-apply.
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@Elías *******
you must be a resident for tax purposes first for Dual Taxation agreement to come in force (telling you how taxable amounts are treated … eg civil service pensions are fully exempt in some

Treaties).
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@Jason *****
it is remitted funds which become taxable subject to being a resident for tax purposes and credit offset for any tax already paid in home country if there is a double taxation agreement.
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@Bob *********
I would not dare to say to UK tax authorities this - double taxation agreements still require a tax return in both countries.
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@Bob *********
AI does all the leg work for HMRC in UK now … give Thailand a year or two …
Rok ********
They may well be below the threshold….while i would not want to be ever investigated by the tax authorities in any country …. I will stick to below 180 days presence per calendar year in the country
Rok ********
The issue is that it is not enforced and even systems not put in place to be able comply … it has certainly been clarified in law. On the other hand the principle of self assessment is that it is the responsibility of the taxpayer to comply with the law.