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Don’t need help just the link many thanks
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I didn’t say I wanted help with the questions.Maybe take a chill tablet .I just wanted to know what link to use as John as politely shown me
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Ian ********
Does this not contradict the advise from Thai immigration?
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Ian ********
Sounds as if you came over here on a non o with the intention of only staying 90 days so don’t have a bank account?
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The issue would be if i to oh only receive the state pension and not an additional private pension.The personal allowance would mean that you don’t pay any tax in uk so would not get any tax credit
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It should always balance out but the issue would be if someone only received the state pension and because of the personal allowance they would technically show no tax credit in uk
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I think the confusion is that technically the uk didn’t include pension income in its DTA with Thailand .So in theory all pension money remitted,less allowances,would be taxable in Thailand and one would have to provide tax returns to get a credit back .I just send less then
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You have to be aware that agents come on here trying to get business
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