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@Gordon ********
they will generally ask for all passports, so that won't really help.
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@Gary *******
Thailand has tax credits, and a graduated income tax rate, so the actual tax amount on 28k won’t be too high. That is a spectacularly small income for an expat from a western country, and he certainly doesn’t need to worry about taxes. Any difference is small and more than made up for by cheaper living in Thailand.
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@Jim *******
Australia tax rates are just as high if not higher than Thailand, is that what you are bragging about? And no, you don’t get to pick whether or not you are a tax resident of Thailand. It is possible you may not owe any more taxes in Thailand, but you will still need to file.
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@Jim *******
ffs no, you are almost completely wrong on every aspect. You are a tax resident of Thailand if you meet the criteria, and you don’t seem to understand how DTAs work.
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@Brian *******
with a very low income like that, and credit in one country for taxes paid in the other, not likely to make much difference.
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@James *********
ffs cause Thailand has different laws? Duel tax agreement would mean they fight with swords
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@Gregory *******
Thailand is talking about changing how it taxes global income. It isn’t law yet, but it could be soon
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@Andrew **********
also, mostly wrong as Thailand is changing how it taxes expats
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@Alex ****
I mentioned someone with a different outcome. Given your monumental rude attack, it’s probably your personality that gets her denied.