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@Lawrence ******
Thailand can obviously change anything they want within their own country, but I am unconcerned about them changing their side of the DTA.

Which would be the only way they could require taxes on remittances of retirement money that has already been taxed and falls within the DTA.

But I guess anything can happen 💁🏼‍♂️
Don ******
@Sue *********
I am unfamiliar with other nations tax requirements.

I only have knowledge about U.S. regulations and the U.S. Thai DTA.
Don ******
@Jim *******
You are correct.

SSA website confirms that tax returns are only filed for assessable income, not SS or retirement.
Don ******
From what I understand, no taxes have to be paid for retirement income transferred into Thailand because of the DTA with the U.S.

Example:

(railroad pension, military retirement, VA disability, SS…etc)

Plz advise if this information is incorrect.

TIA
Don ******
@Brandon ***********
Well at least u were nice and courteous with your response.

Not condescending at all.

What other things should curious people automatically know not to ask?
Don ******
@Austin ********
If u don’t know, don’t speculate like a douche.

He never claimed USNSWC.

He was USSOCOM.

I’ve seen him jump with the Golden Knights myself.

Pound sand
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@Steve ****
I imagine with it being that low, probably not available anymore.

He is ML grandfathered in.

If not, seems like the best I’ve heard of and would like to know the name of the plan also.

😁
Don ******
@Steven ******
I think u still have to do check in @ 90 days.

Found this article:
Don ******
@Steven ******
I thought DTV still required 90 day check in.

Perhaps I read it wrong.