@Jay ******

I encourage everyone to educate themselves as the only tax adviser looking after your interests is yourself. Please go read the information published on the Revenue Department website. Thai tax law is not that complicated. You don’t have to be a tax lawyer to read and understand tax law. I am not a Thai lawyer but I know it’s illegal to ride a motorcycle without a helmet....simply educate yourself.

@Kennys *******

no, but you will pay the higher rate of the two.

@Gregory *******

a pointless and out of context post. We can all copy and paste.

@Jo *********

what point are you making? His advice is either correct or wrong, the number of employees is irrelevant.

@David *********

that is not correct for minimum filing requirements.

@Goel *******

ok to obtain a TIN you must have assessable income above minimum thresholds. You can get a TIN without being tax resident if you have domestic income, otherwise you will first have to become tax resident. Both scenarios require assessable income above minimum thresholds.

@Jo *********

respectfully suggest obtaining alternate counsel.

@Dan *******

impossible to answer and a rather silly question.

Are you a US citizen?

@Dan *******

there is inheritance tax but it’s a high bar of 100 million baht. Anything below forget about it.