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@Robert *********
You probably qualified under economic ties, but it's more than just citizenship. The ATO website has a tool for determining if you are tax resident. There's also a new formula being introduced within the next couple of years which apparently will make it easier to determine

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@Jason *********
I can confirm that my next door neighbour's daughter's best friend's mother's boss's wife agree with you
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Not true. Citizenship is only one factor in the equation. There's certain residential requirements and/or economic ties as well
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@Nick ***********
Not if you retain tax residency in your home country. For Australians anyone. We've got a pretty water tight DTA. We can only be taxed in one country. Your country might be different
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@Tony *******
The mugs who are so excited to get a tax ID and file a Thai Tax Return have total freedom of choice. Those of us who have already paid taxes elsewhere and retain tax residency in another country will choose not to do so.
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@Tony *******
Just retain tax residency in your home country and you won't need to file a tax return in Thailand
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@John ****
And what about the stupid mugs who pay visa agents 20,000 baht for their visa extensions?
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@Steve ************
Don't hold your breath waiting for that to happen! 😂😂😂😂
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@Paul ******
And whatever Thai people get in the way of discounts I'm happy for them. Have you ever considered a Gofundme appeal to help you out?