Kenneth Owens probably, on its own merits it’s not worth it as the agents fees would cost more than the interest earned. Gives more incentive to go down the agent route though …
I’m not sure but I think you have to bring it in the same year you earn/receive it in order to be taxed on it. If you leave in uk bank andwait an until the next tax year it is classed as previous savings and then not taxed as income when introduced to Thailand
I’m not the one commenting on a post I didn’t read correctly and then digging a hole. My initial comment wasn’t directed at you, it was a comment in general but you seem to be butt hurt by it. Maybe get over yourself.
Ha ha.. what are you doing on an advice forum then, unless it’s to make you feel special. Did you trip over your over inflated ego and bang your self important head tonight or are you just mea !!! Either way have a great night. 😜
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