Sometimes there are issues with the scanner or the computer at the working station. So all is good.

@Harry ******

We all know that Thai government representative have sometimes big dreams that will not amount to much in the end. Unless it is gazetted it is just talk.

@CjandBrigitte *********

when faced with options “A”, or “B” - Thailand usually opts for “C” … there is a lot of noise but little substance at this point … similar to the tourism tax that was eventually axed.

@CjandBrigitte *********

“studying” “may” “proposed”… if you know anything about Thailand you know what that means.

Jesus Christ, chill and do not listen to this nonsense.

One month in Hua Hin is a long time.

@Peter ****************

how respectful!

P-O-L-I-C-E

@Michael ******

well, we know what happened to the announced tax for tourists which was scrapped after major opposition. And aside from the announcement of one government official who talked about taxing global income a few months ago it has been suspiciously quiet. The only thing that we know now is that 2023 income - not savings - will be taxable. Beyond this point it is all speculation and as it is always the way in Thailand things can change from one moment to another. And I doubt that Thailand is willing to kill its tax base. I understand your concern, though but I would not panic.

@Michael ******

which remains to be seen.