Recent content by Marser

Yes but you mention trading, so it could be evaluated as income and not CGT, depending on what / how you do it.

I think you can be taxed as income ( up to 45% ).

Try changing this: - the sole account purpose is profit withdrawal, from company’ trading account with TradeStation Securities (US). It doesn't sound like the bank will make much money from you. Maybe ask about re-investing with them..

Sounds like you are looking for derivatives market, perpetual futures. If this doesn't answer your question consider providing more information about what you are doing and why you want to hedge.

You are not mentioning what would happen to the crypto payments after they are received by the company. I would suggest definitely not mixing the two approaches, you do it one way or the other. Always better the legal way, which can of course accept crypto payments too - so long as they are...

Maybe give us an example of expected yield % above inflation and QE?

That's the general concept yes, you stay outside longer than 183 days. It applies to many countries. The thing to look out for is that some country will make an "exit tax" when you try to leave. But as far as i could research, thailand doesn't have this. I'm not sure if your citizenship would...

That depends on why you want to store it in a safety deposit box, what are the objectives? Renting it yourself has simplicity and fewer potential future roadblocks. Renting it in the name of another legal entity allows you to easily transfer it later which can also have downsides. Regardless...

In my opinion this website is just a well written sales pitch (scare tactics) and not a credible source of information. Neither the site or the thai law seems to state that abroad earnings on crypto investments are taxed. The rev dept have made a statement in the post saying that "crypto is...