I know a lot of people are saying you have tho have the money in a personal account but I got it approved with a business account. I did show a bank letter saying I own 100% of the business and I’m the signatory of the account. Also, all 500k has to be in one account. If you want to skip the extra paperwork, put it in a personal account. But for me, I need to have a majority of my money in my business account for business purposes

@Angelo **********

I’ll talk to my accountant this week and see what’s the best option. I pay around ~$50k in taxes every year so if I can pay less I’d be happy

@Greg *******

I noticed they tax based on remittances, but how would they track that if I don’t have a Thai bank account? Since they’re making it tough for DTV to open one, I was thinking of sending money from Western Union or RIA. I don’t want to break the rules and want to help the economy of the country I’m enjoying, but I also don’t want to be taken advantage of.

Anonymous participant yes this seems a little more complicated...I would def pay for a tax consultation from a professional lol

@Angelo **********

do you have any recommendations? Would love to learn the smarter play here!

Doesn’t the us have a tax treaty with Thailand since 1996? They can’t tax my money since I earn it all in America from my company…right?

@Andi **********

I’ll look into this! Can I show my Shopify sales report as proof of income?

@James *******

in Houston (America), us passport.