If you're thinking of retirement visa, it means you're both over 50. Why is it so suddenly you need help to fill in a couple of forms and tick off a checklist?
"If you stay more than 180 days a year, you need to do the tax return and pay taxes for all the money you remit to Thailand that you earned after first of January of 2024"
You can defend that extremely incorrect statement as much as you like, but as far as I'm concerned, it's bs
Thai Tax Form. Only space for "assessable income". No space for showing tax already paid, or tax credits, or exemptions. Anyone with an IQ above 1 will simply put 150,000 in assessable income, and tax due will be zero. How simple is that?
He's stated that people will be disobeying the law without any qualifying statement. Sweeping statements such as this are total bs. Everybody's situation is different. I know for a fact I'm not required to submit a tax return because not only am I a tax resident of another country, my DTA exempts pension payments from taxation in Thailand.
You won't find any text or law dealing with double taxation. If the OP is from a country with a DTA and has paid tax elsewhere, there's no tax to pay in Thailand. Unless of course someone is stupid enough to volunteer to pay tax, and I think many expats already fit this category. Thailand taxation is self-assessment, too easy