ok so if it's a portion of my government pension pretaxed in states and deposited into a Thai bank each month, I don't have to worry about taxes? Should I have my 1099R to show this? Don't want to be blindsided by any additional hits on my income not budgeted for.
so if your income is a government pension from US and its already taxed and you are over 50 in thailand on a Retiree visa and you either have the minimum required 800k thai baht in a bank or show you are bringing in the minimum 65k baht a month into a Thai bank will that be subject to taxes? The US has a tax treaty with thailand also. In hearing multiple opinions about this.