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@Luit ****************
you automatically become tax resident by residing for 180 days inside the Kingdom in a calendar year. You absolutely become tax resident at a certain moment, the moment you reside 180 days within a calendar year. This is not a difficult concept to grasp.
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@Ron ***
there is no condition of the visa for a DTV holder to pay any tax whatsoever. You are simply making things up.
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@Ron ***
to pay Tax in Thailand you must be tax resident and have assessable income. Assessable income includes foreign sourced remitted income and not just domestic income.
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@Luit ****************
the question is about paying tax and not about civil residency.
Pete *******
Very lucky to get any quote once above 75 years of age.
Pete *******
@Jay ****
“become Thai tax resident” means being resident in the Kingdom for 180 days in a calendar year.
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@Dominik *************
spending 180 days inside the Kingdom in a calendar year means you are Thai tax resident. Being a Thai tax resident and having to pay Thai tax are two completely different scenarios.
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@Tore ********
not quite accurate. You can legally be Thai tax resident and never have a Thai tax filing requirement. Tax residency just means you are subject to Thai tax law.