Thai revenue tax for farang residents

[Explorer8939]

https://www.bangkokpost.com/business...s-in-the-works

It gets worse.

[EverythingThai]

Maybe this could be the thread where to discuss the matter rather than "polluting" the mongering ones.

I believe lots of residents night be able to elaborate and other might have questions too.

For my 2 cents worth. Foreigners are blowing this all out of proportion. The 180 day rule that qualifies the expat as a tax resident has always been in place and has never been enforced. Then they change the accessible income to include funds brought into Thailand in the year you became a tax resident that were earned in a previous tax year and many began to lose their minds. If they decided to apply for a tax ID and were granted one, most would not pay 1 baht because of there double tax agreements between Thailand and their respective countries. My take is this: There will still be no enforcement and life will continue to go on as normal for all expats who live in Thailand. Immigration can't be bothered to insist on proof of personal income taxbeing filed in Thailand for retirees. Why? It's just too much work and they will also lose a lot of income, wink wink.

[BionicMan]

http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...009&viewfull=1#post2934009.

[BionicMan]

Maybe this could be the thread where to discuss the matter rather than "polluting" the mongering ones.

I believe lots of residents night be able to elaborate and other might have questions too.