@John *********

I have paid them voluntarily for 2022 and 2023, and I am here with a family visit visa, but the DTV is more convenient for many reasons.

@Jukka *****

Can you share where ? I will go Ho Chi Mingh soon , maybe it was a WISE bussines account?

@Christopher *******

Nope, this is another different question mate , but it depends where state in the US is your company registered, if you are from the US or not , etc... anyway in 2023 I did not have activity, so my LLC did not make money, but in 2024 I had, so I have to wait to April.

For your information (I am a non US resident, but like I said, this discussion is not for the DTV forum)

"As a single-member LLC (SMLLC) in New Mexico with non-U.S. residency, you generally are not required to file a U.S. tax return unless your LLC is earning income effectively connected with a U.S. trade or business or if you have other U.S.-sourced income."

@John *********

Yeah sure, I only pay tax in Thailand for the money I bring to the country, not for the money I invest abroad, or leave in the business account (US). That part is pretty clear to me, but if they ask for tax payments , it could be tricky to explain and proof.

@Jukka *****

You were rejected because WISE , sure? I know people who used WISE for the application without issues.

@John *********

Thank you very much for your response. This topic is a bit sensitive for me as I operate a US-based LLC that doesn’t pay taxes in the US since I’m not a US resident. In Thailand, I’ve paid my taxes for on the income I brought into the country, which makes things a bit confusing.

I also came across another post here from members with similar concerns, which adds to my curiosity and confusion.

Thanks again for your insights!

@Lee **********

is ridiculous, don't answer and that's it, people have reason to be anonymous and it is not your business why they do. If you cannot or don't want to answer the question, don't waste people's time, thanks.

@Lee **********

😂 ridiculous. Happy new year