i know that capital gains post 2024 would be liable when remitted, but whar if say december 2023 i had stocks worth 10k. now they are 15k and i sell in the uk and remit all. is the 5k capital gains taxed or the full 15k?
i think many wont insure 1st class after 10 years old. my 15 year old fortuner cost around 6k at roojai for 2nd class. so the car itself is not covered but any damage it may do to other property or people is which is fine for such an old car for me
im assuming having money really helps and has done with past METV. if you have a very healthy bank balance/investments then they are more lenient as they know you can support yourself and will bring in decent money to spend. just my theory
right, i think it is case by case, but showing online website, bank statements with income from who you say you work for, etc may work. ill update when i apply but im an affiliate but dont hav uk company or tax returns.
am i right to think the reason doesnt matter unless you need it to show as international for the 65k retirement or have plans to send it back out of thailand?