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The MFA should really issue guidance on how the forms should be completed. This should be for both applicants and document reviewers.
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Anonymous participant 398 It is one embassy asking for that. It is an outlier.
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@Michael ******
The 15% tax was great. As good as Singapore but I preferred the tax taken out monthly in Thailand. I am a bit of a hypocrite as I advocate higher taxes in my own country and did not mind 40%. It is what you take home at the end of the day.
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@Michael ******
17% flat rate tax for LTR. When I was on BOI Visa my tax rate was flat rate of 15%. Thai could not get that either. Thais in the office paid a higher % of tax than us over 750k a year.
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@Andi **********
Yes and there never has been a global tax liability. It was mooted by one person a year ago and that was it. All the dodgy newly minted tax advisors will be crying in their Leo. Back to selling crap financial instruments with outrageous front loaded commissions to the gullible.
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You hit the nail on the head with the reason methinks. It depends on the person reviewing. The first review will be by a local hire in the embassy or Consulate.
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@Andi **********
is this bit correct? "For those residing in Thailand for 180 days or more in a tax year, the Resident Rule applies, making them liable for income tax on international earnings" I thought it was just on remitted monies and not global income?