@Jim *******

no I don't, I'm elite holder 20 years ,,,,, so you don't plan to pay taxes or register for an ID then big man lol

@Jim *******

you use these ?

@John *********

agree , I have a private pension off shore in Guernsey and I'm too young for uk state pension for quite a few years yet. My money comes from an injury award from the high court in London and capitol gains on some that's invested

@Jim *******

Thailand revenue department?? They are still not allowing expats to get a tax ID unless they have a work permit lol

@John *********

I read all of it

Also come on then who do you recommend for your taxes in Thailand????

@Jim *******

so what mistakes has he made ? You can't make a comment like this and say nothing --- justify , and no I'm not on commission how dare you say this.

@John *********

the only ones in the dta are military and public sector pensions that's all that are covered

I suggest you contact a tax expert here in Thailand as everyone's situation is unique , DTA,s in some cases are good in alot of cases are bad like the UK one for example. State or private pensions can be treated different and also savings and investments taken out before 1st January 2024 are favourable and you will only pay tax on the amount bought into Thailand at the capitol gains rate after concidering your personal tax allowances in Thailand. I suggest looking at or talking to , expattaxthailand.com

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