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@Jesper ******
If your country has a DTA with Thailand and your country has low tax rates and or different tax brackets compared to Thailand you likely will be paying some Thai taxes.
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@Kennys *******
Some will. Some will not.

Depends on many factors including the amount of income one brings to Thailand and the tax structure in one’s home country.
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@Mick *********
Consulting with a CPA in one’s home country in addition to a Thai CPA.
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@John *********
If you are a USA citizen with USA income the dual tax agreement will not mean that you do not owe Thai taxes. The tax brackets are wider and lower in the states and capital gains, qualified dividends tax rates are less and municipal bond dividends are tax exempt in the states but not in Thailand.
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@Yves ****************
It can be difficult to prove money is “old”,including brokerage accounts.
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@Christopher *******
Thailand has the highest tax rates in south east Asia.

Much higher taxes than the states too.