@Peter *********

you are the guy will be laughing and send dork smiley when in 5 years people posting getting slapped with big fines because they failed to register.🤡

@Peter *********

I don't spread false information. Once you stayed more than 179 days in calendar year you become a tax resident. It's a fact. They will want to know about you.

If they even consider creditcard expenses as potential income they definately will want you to register.

And they will decide what amount is considered assessable income and not you

Period

@Les **********

If they stay more than 179 days apparently they can

@Peter *********

if they even consider credit cards expenses and atm withdrawals as income you will have a hard time coming up with all the documents. And even if you only have savings. In a Thai bank account it needs to be registered. They will decide if you pay tax or not

@Peter *********

you think in 10 years from now if they look in the system and they see you had been staying the full year in 2025 but never registered in the revenue system they will just take your word for it "oh I didn't have any income so I didn't need to sign up I don't need to pay tax anyway"?

@Peter *********

so what? You still need to be registered after 179 days. Regardless if you have any income at all or not

@Peter *********

I don't know if you need to pay tax. All I know is you need to be registered if you stay 180 days in a calendar year. You will not prove me wrong by telling me I am wrong.

@Peter *********

yes that's what I said if you stay 180 days in calendar year. And then things such as credit card expenses and any money you bring in the country or take from ATM counts. So once you stay 180 days you need to register

@Roger *******

I don't even see your answer. All I know is that you have to register if you stay 180 days in a calendar year. Regardless if you think it makes sense or not

@Roger *******

yes correct. You need to be registered. Period