Taxes: Advice reduction 23 paragraph 6 no. 2
Calculating tax reduction for AOW or WIA benefits in Thailand often proves to be a challenge. This article provides a clear explanation of the reduction rules, deductions and what to look out for when filing your tax return. With practical tips and an appendix for the tax authorities, you make the process clear and prevent confusion. This way you get the most out of your tax advantage.
Taxes: Big Tax News!
Discover the most important tax developments in Thailand in just one hour. A video and text explain what you need to know, straight from the experts. From rules on savings to the impact of fraud on your visa. Be prepared with practical tips and insights so you won't be surprised.
From the editors: Erik Kuijpers will immediately stop working on the tax file and answering questions
Erik Kuijpers has decided after 10 years of blogging to stop with the tax file and answering tax questions immediately. This is due to criticism and doubt about his expertise by a reader today. For Erik, doubting his authority and expertise is a boundary that has been crossed.
On October 16, I received, by post at my address in Thailand, the “paper” tax return form for income 2016. The well-known brown cover with window…..
Tax file: Remittance base; a preliminary judgement
Various emigrants have approached the tax authorities about applying the remittance base, Article 27 of the treaty between the two countries. After all, in mid-2014 the Tax and Customs Administration adopted a different position, which you can read in the Post-Active Tax File, questions 6 to 9. The Tax and Customs Administration will apply Article 27 and we would like to draw your attention to a number of important points.
Tax Exemption in Thailand: Questions and Answers
In this article the answers to questions in response to the article 'Tax exemption in Thailand explained again' by Erik Kuijpers.
Tax exemption in Thailand explained once again
I regularly read in this blog that people in Thailand have problems with 'Heerlen' and by that I mean the tax authorities for people abroad. For this purpose, the 'Tax file for post-active persons' was written last year, but nevertheless once again an explanation about tax exemption.
Tax file post-actives expanded with three new questions
Erik Kuijpers previously answered the twenty most frequently asked questions about taxes in a voluminous and thorough file. In this post he adds three new ones.
Tax file post-actives (introduction)
Do you live in Thailand or are you going to emigrate? Read the Thailand blog file on taxes. Erik Kuijpers answers the twenty most frequently asked questions in this dossier.
Nothing new under the additional assessment
The country is once again upside down. Additional assessment! Media is running wild. Now where does this come from? Erik Kuijpers explains.
Taxes: Optional scheme for emigrants lapses
As of next year, the option scheme for emigrants with a Dutch income will lapse. Erik Kuijpers explains.