@Roberto ********

yes, I agree on that point but its up to individuals to check and not assume they have no tax to pay.

@Roberto ********

Are you saying they propose to re-write the DTA with Australia?

@Jim ********

Actually Jim its very easy to get if you meet the requirements, here are the requirements.

@Jim ********

if u are holding any visa except LTR.

@Gerry *******

if u invoice across a border does not mean its vat free. If you make a service to another then you apply VAT, you do not have to be registered as a company. Here is the definition of tax residency from RD. /FOREIGNERS_PAY_TAX2024.pdf

@Gerry *******

DTV holder are tax resident in Thailand if they spend 180 days or more in Thailand. I was freelance, not in Thailand and I always added VAT to my invoices when I was resident in Uk and invoicing my German clients. I have a further issue with this, and this is: If they are predominantly invoicing one client then they have established a "regional office" and must get a work permit and must employ 4 Thai's.

@Roberto ********

so to maintain auss tax residency is there a minimum number of days you actual have to be present in auss?

@Gerry *******

I do not agree I believe that sales should be included on any invoice.

@Sam ********

if u have investments aquired before 1st jan any income after that date is taxable. make sure you have documents to prove.

@Sam ********

I keep my stash in Jersey!