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TM30 advice (again :) and Visa stamp
Too complicated. I read this twice and I still don't understand your post. Go get an agent, as you are clearly confused and now, so am I. Get an agent. -
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TM30 advice (again :) and Visa stamp
Forgot to ask.,... when is proper time to renew? Do i need to be closer to my current expiration or can i do it now (9 days in) as my current landlord will give me a TM30. I recall they just tack the 30 says onto the end of the current expiration date..... so I get 30 days added to Occt 20. -
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News Forum - Thailand’s new tax twist: Overseas earners spending 180 days face income tax
Way I read it in the OP article, it's "up to 180 days per year"; a time test similar in other countries and States (in the USA) for tax purposes. Cool if you're still working and out of the country anyway, or already a part year snowbird retiree. Perhaps similar to others, I'm on a reasonably modest US Government pension covered by double tax treaty, but if I wasn't, be interesting to crunch the numbers to see if potential Thai tax would be less than me and the Mrs traveling to avoid it: return airfare, food, hotels, incidentals * 2, whilst still accruing money on the books for several fixed cost obligations and long term contingency/self-insurance savings here. Finding people or a service to mind the pets while we're gone, water the garden a few times a week and generally keep an eye on the house so nobody gets any bright ideas. -
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News Forum - Thailand’s new tax twist: Overseas earners spending 180 days face income tax
Just a minor clarification. my impression is that If you have enough deposits in Thai banks to stay few yeards without bringing any more money from overseas, you will not be taxed and live here carefree on retirement visa. Please correct me if I am wrong. Thanks -
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