@Andy ***********

We feel we are well informed already as a group and we continue to look at what docs we may be called upon to provide to prove our position in case of an audit. WE simple encourage people to stay in the loop. Instead of coming to a conclusion, possibly wrong. Frequently another person's eyes see thing in a different light.

@Andy ***********

Many have gone to the Tax office with many issues, they have said in some cases they have been met with anger and told to leave. Others claim the tax office is clueless. Others have been told to come back next year, etc. etc. Personally, I have not consulted as yet the tax office, I may well do so but for now I am content, as are many of us to learn for ourselves and become well informed for if we need to get it from the horse's mouth.

@Andy ***********

we use these guys to help us find the information needed, we have no intention of using them. We take this info to our FB groups and physical groups to help each other understand the requirements and comply with them. Going forward people's actual experience interacting with RD will be vital.

@Andy ***********

save it for the RD.

@Andy ***********

you might find Carls vids helpful.

@Tom ***********

If u have money in a Thai bank that bares interest, the bank deducts withholding tax automatically and pays it to the RD.

@Tom ***********

Problem is Tom, UK state pension is below the uk tax allowance so you pay no UK tax and therefore you have no tax credit to offset against Thai tax so I believe you will pay some thai tax. Are you aware that a UK state pension gets frozen when you move to Thailand, and you do not get annual increases in the state pension. In TH you get 60k baht allowance and 190k for being over 65 the first 150k is zero tax after that the first band is 5%.

@Mike *****

Good Luck!

@Dirk *************

Good luck!

@Mike *****

This was issued by RD last month. Live in hope! /FOREIGNERS_PAY_TAX2024.pdf