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@Todd ********
You missed it! 😂😂😂😂. The nanny state that allows negative gearing, dividend imputation and CGT discount to residents, and which pays me 11% tax free on my superannuation savings! Yep. I'll take that!
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@Ho *****
Or if retaining Australian Tax Residency and meeting the criteria of Article 4 of the DTA, any remittances are non-assessable in Thailand. For many investors this is the preferred method
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@Todd ********
Your mistake yes. Many make the same mistake and don't have the necessary comprehension skills to read the DTA
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@Ho *****
You're wrong as well. Read Article 4 of the DTA
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@Todd ********
Actually no. That's my situation entirely and already confirmed by TRO
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If you're from Australia you'll probably retain tax residency in Australia, and if you still have a permanent home there, you're not liable to pay tax in Thailand.
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