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Michael David Not if It was earned before 2024. 😎
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Darren Hanna There is a lot of ways to not pay income tax in Thailand. LTR Visa is one very good option.
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Jim Davis If you are not paying income tax to the Australian government on crypto or share trading profits, Thailand is very cheap.
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If you book your return ticket on an American express explorer card, or similar, they will give you 180 days free travel insurance.
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@David **********
Exit Tax. According to the government, there is no such thing as a paper profit.
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If you leave Australia full time. They tax you gain on what your portfolio is worth the day you leave. There is no paper profit. It’s real profit.
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Which is paper trading, to us who trade.
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That's what I'm trying to figure out. If It's paper trading, then no. If it's unrealized gains, then it's all good.
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So were you paper trading, or trading with real money ?
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I think it’s more if you have regular amounts going into your account. If you make a one off transactions, you can say it is Old money.
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