@Cameron *******

Good question. I dunno mate. Maybe it would mean your income is also under the Thai tax threshold? I saw that in one of the links I posted so it is published

@Barry ******

No. Submit a tax return in 2025 because you're smart enough to find out the rules for yourself and you have plenty of time to do so.

@Jim *******

That's my belief, Jim. We won't pay more tax, at least not on our pensions that are taxed at source, as mine are in the UK. But we will have a duty to make declarations and claim the existing source deductions.

It sounds like I should have popped out for New Year!

@Wayne ****

You're welcome

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@Radost *************************

Duh-uh 🙄

@Peter ******

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me-Taxable-from-2024

It's not a new law. It's a new interpretation. Instructions from the top to guide local tax inspectors. The click is ticking, in that foreign residents are now required to fill out income declarations, minus deductibles and allowances. So calendar year 2024 will be assessed in 2025 and tax bills will be issued to those who should pay. There are penalties for not submitting the form.

Penang's a nice place to spend a couple of days

I did my first one on line. I live in Chonburi, so Jomtien Immigration office