@Graham ******

Oh Jesus! Now you've stooped to posting links to Bangkok Post. Is there no end to your naivety? Not the sharpest knife in the kitchen drawer are you? 😂😂😂. I won't be paying tax in Thailand. 100% guarantee!

@Graham ******

You missed the dual tax residency clause in the DTA! And the "new proposal" is rubbish. It's never going to happen! 😆😂😆

@Graham ******

You're still struggling. The money I "remit" to Thailand are savings accumulated prior to becoming a tax resident, which means they are tax exempt. As a safety valve I retain Australian Tax Residency, which means I am treated as an Australian Tax Resident. It's really not that difficult!! 😂

@Graham ******

Actually they are. I have a closed super fund. The amount has stayed constant since I retired. Any earnings go into a separate aggressive strategy fund. I only transfer funds from the closed account. So these are savings accumulated long before I became a tax resident. I am a tax resident of Australia which under the Australian DTA takes precedent over the Thailand tax residency.

@Graham ******

I see you perpetually post this nonsense! I go to the Tax Office and get my information from there. Savings accumulated prior to January 1 2024 and transferred into Thailand are exempt taxation. Further, can you show me in your wonderful video where is the part dealing with Australian Tax Residents? 😂😂😂

@Graham ******

Earlier this year. I wanted to make sure that my finances were structured correctly so I asked the question

@Graham ******

Inform me of what?

Absolutely you can do that! Don't forget to change your facial biometrics and fingerprints before you do it! 😂.

@Graham ******

I've been a tax resident for years already. I only bring in money from a closed super account so I've never had to pay tax, and still won't. Thai Tax Office has already informed me that as I have no assessable income a tax return is not required. They won't even give me a tax ID number! 😆