@Tim **********

That I agree with. The same with retirees living in Thailand, and tourists who are here for just over 180 days in the year. The change in the tax laws is targeting the millionaire Thais (and by that I mean dollar millionaires) who have avoided paying tax on large sums by delaying transfer into the country. If people have already paid tax overseas and bring that money into Thailand, the Thai Tax Authorities are not going to spend thousands of baht trying to recover hundreds

@Tim **********

The DTV isn't just for digital nomads

@Brendon ***********

No, you'll have to scroll through the lot!

@Brendon ***********

It's already been reported on PR Thai website

@Thomas ******

Yes

@Chris *****

The whole year is assessable, not just from Day 181 onwards, so yes if you've declared it, it's assessable

@Chris *****

Yeah but that's still assessable, as it's money you've brought into the country

@Aung ***********

DTV is 10,000 baht for five years, extensions are 1900 baht

@Aung ***********

90 day report costs nothing