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@Bart *************
You don't need to "explain" because you don't make the rules. I follow the official rules. But good to see you back-pedalling over your ridiculous statements! 😂
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@Bart *************
Yes, and the country where the capital gain is realised is the country where the tax is paid. The OP is on a retirement visa. Foreigners are only assessed on remittances sent to Thailand. Anything else which remains in another country is beyond the reach of Thailand. Honestly, some people have no idea
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@Bart *************
I think you need to read up on tax laws. You're way off the mark
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@Andy *******
Yes, in the country where the asset is held. What does that have to do with Thailand. I sold an apartment in Australia last year and made a profit of AYD$500,000. That's assessable as Capital Gains Tax in Australia. What the f*ck does that have to do with Thailand?
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@Andy *******
It's not unclear at all. If money you bring into Thailand has already been taxed, under your country's DTA it cannot be taxed twice. However, if you haven't paid tax, it becomes assessable income in Thailand and will probably be taxed here
Roberto *********
Your overseas income has nothing to do with Thai taxation. You're another one who's listening to the bs being spread by tax agents touting for business
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@Matthew ********
And if he doesn't have the means to buy a ticket, he goes straight to IDC!
Roberto *********
It sounds like you're abusing the visa system in Thailand. Your best bet is to just turn up (again) and hope to God they don't throw you into IDC