Australia seems to be a real sh1th0le, huh?Yes from Thailand and then they contacted him about his potential taxes as they knew where he was based
Australia seems to be a real sh1th0le, huh?Yes from Thailand and then they contacted him about his potential taxes as they knew where he was based
Wet dream.Thailand wants to be a member of the OECD. And what are the criteria for joining...
Quote: According to Mr Prommin, for a country to become an OECD member, it must have (1) open, transparent and free-market economies and political freedom, (2) safety and good governance, (3) strong rule of law, (4) a quality education system, and (5) environmental sustainability.
Thailand wants to be a member of the OECD. And what are the criteria for joining...
Quote: According to Mr Prommin, for a country to become an OECD member, it must have (1) open, transparent and free-market economies and political freedom, (2) safety and good governance, (3) strong rule of law, (4) a quality education system, and (5) environmental sustainability.
And good luck changing thatThailand has 0 of the 5 points required lol
I've got a associate/friend, multi-PhD high up within the Gov-adjunct cross over to-Navy been trying to get me to move there for five years due to my skillset he observed in the private sector (AI Military Application) - fast track residency/citz.Australia seems to be a real sh1th0le, huh?
Thailand has 0 of the 5 points required lol
One thing you have to understand, EUROPEANS/SWISS actually are required to register with their embassy where they live abroad when outside of the EU as i understand based on my discussions with friends/neighbours, i balked at the idea, and in some cases they even have to file taxes....Yes from Thailand and then they contacted him about his potential taxes as they knew where he was based
yes that has been evidenced and broadcasted since 2020, worldwide and in high definition .Australia seems to be a real sh1th0le, huh?
its a good way to keep on friendly terms with the oecd fatf terrorist gang. However 0 chance for that happening, including all of southeast asia ex singapore.Thailand wants to be a member of the OECD. And what are the criteria for joining...
Quote: According to Mr Prommin, for a country to become an OECD member, it must have (1) open, transparent and free-market economies and political freedom, (2) safety and good governance, (3) strong rule of law, (4) a quality education system, and (5) environmental sustainability.
https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/general/2777899/thailand-begins-oecd-membership-process
Reinforcing (Western Approach)he may get restricted to a small amount of expenditure annually.
#Biiingooooooooooi laid out standard of living, lifestyle, health, environment, costs, and self-control of environment (wealth/etc), surveillance (lack-off) etc and he couldn't put up a counter argument, like i said at the end, if i wanted to join a prison-cum-debt-camp, i'd head to the UK.
For me, Asia, South America, Africa, Middle East suit me fine.
This hit me like a sledgehammer! I've been experiencing this in the West. F******ck!Reinforcing (Western Approach)
https://www.wnd.com/2023/05/u-s-may-freeze-bank-withdrawals-currency-fear-rises-expert-warns/
is this still valid? I heard that Elite visa is been taxed now, and soon will be taxed with the worlwide income.So you pay roughly 17K euro one off in taxes and don't have to worry about it again as long as you don't do local business. WAOW.
thanks for your story @wellington and @Fred - I enjoyed reading your replies here.
Something like that?? or I understood wrong ?Seems fine then.
When i was 'working' even in country, you'd have a salary upto 150,000 THB (decade ago) 10% increase x 2 each year, and taxes paid for, then your real meaty salary would be done overseas as a consultant servicing a overseas company from a company you owed.
@offsiteguy @unth72 did you find anything ?I’d suggest to consult big firms like KPMG, BDO, Grand Thorntons etc, all is very tricky, you subject to 35% tax but I’m not sure, please check with serious high level companies.
Also do you have a work permit?
Thank you
@offsiteguy @unth72 did you find anything ?I’d suggest to consult big firms like KPMG, BDO, Grand Thorntons etc, all is very tricky, you subject to 35% tax but I’m not sure, please check with serious high level companies.
Also do you have a work permit?
Thank you
Are you sure about this? today i met one of the "famous" accountants in BKK and he told me that is considered as CT /PE (tech. company outside thailand, owned by Thai resident (shareholder only). Even if there is director etc, they check the UBO and prove that is yours and you have to get tax as local company. Is this the case? In this case one more reason to leave asap.Because the company is managed from Thailand, in theory, you're liable for the CT.
If you hire a director from another country, then it's not managed from Thailand; just don't remit the money to Thailand if you're a tax resident, then it's a completely legal tax-free structure.
who is a "famous" accountant? Share a name.is this still valid? I heard that Elite visa is been taxed now, and soon will be taxed with the worlwide income.
Also: If one gets Elite, or LTR, will it be tax free really or PE will still be an issue?
Something like that?? or I understood wrong ?
@offsiteguy @unth72 did you find anything ?
@offsiteguy @unth72 did you find anything ?
Are you sure about this? today i met one of the "famous" accountants in BKK and he told me that is considered as CT /PE (tech. company outside thailand, owned by Thai resident (shareholder only). Even if there is director etc, they check the UBO and prove that is yours and you have to get tax as local company. Is this the case? In this case one more reason to leave asap.
Also, as I'm on owned company business visa & wp here, he proposed to invoice from the thai company to the offshore that the offshore is paying the local company to provide me; that will "reason" and invalidate the PE. But I believe the opposite. That if I invoice from one to the other (thai company to pay the offshore to provide me) then this might really create a PE as the offshore will be actually doing business in Thailand (now there is nothing related with thailand, the offshore is doing business in other countries, never remitting here those money).
What do you think?
Agree with you. I want to be typical and on the safe side. Is one of the many tax advisors you see around this period. That’s why I say “famous”, I don’t think he is really though. I’d appreciate it if you can share your opinionwho is a "famous" accountant? Share a name.
Theres is no better client than a rich scared foreigner.
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who is a "famous" accountant? Share a name.
Theres is no better client than a rich scared foreigner.
for me to share opinion, you must provide the name of that person so we can look him up online on youtube etc.Agree with you. I want to be typical and on the safe side. Is one of the many tax advisors you see around this period. That’s why I say “famous”, I don’t think he is really though. I’d appreciate it if you can share your opinion
Yes and I’m very concerned; it’s not the ability is if I’m obliged to be taxed or no as this income never gets into Thailand. If I’m obliged to be taxed then I’ll leave asap but no one can give a straight forward answer.After 20 years in Thailand I can confidently say the Thai government have no ability in any way to tax your overseas companies if they do not trade in Thailand. Any lawyer or accountant who says otherwise is fleecing you.
Yes and I’m very concerned; it’s not the ability is if I’m obliged to be taxed or no as this income never gets into Thailand. If I’m obliged to be taxed then I’ll leave asap but no one can give a straight forward answer.