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@John ********
That won't happen because many expats are not required to submit a tax return. Such a scheme would be fraught with problems
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@Newton *******
I just looked up the US DTA and it appears under Article 20 that Social Security payments are taxable only in the US, so any SS money you transfer to Thailand will not be taxed in Thailand.
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@Newton *******
I'm Australian. "Pensions" paid in Australia are not taxable in Thailand. I don't know about Social Security. You will need to read and absorb your country's DTA
Roberto *********
If you're talking about taxes in Thailand, read and absorb the DTA relevant to your country. Chances are if you are importing pension money you will pay zero
Roberto *********
Yes you can get it at Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang. Which airport are you flying from?
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@Jeremy ****
I was in Thailand for four years on successive OA visas. Never filed a TM30 or a 90-day report. Never visited immigration. Never fined
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@Gary ******
The rules relating to "retirement" visas, non-O and non-OA have actually changed very little in the last few years.
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@Brandon ***********
I was responding to
@Paul **********
's post relating to banks and CRS requirements. You probably missed this
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@Brandon ***********
No, it's the wider ranging measures being introduced by BOT. The CRS implications go further than Pattaya
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@Brandon ***********
Part of the whole BOT deal is also tax evasion. I was recently summoned to my bank at SBC to provide tax file number from overseas