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- RonnyLatYa: Simple solution? Do you think? If you have an account, the tax authorities can still see your account, because they s
- William-Phuket: Nice comments! All true, in Thailand where if something goes wrong/bad viral the authorities immediately wake up
- Paul: Yes, “we Dutch” do not understand the chaos and cannot “celebrate” it like the Thai. Take it wrong
- john: Simplest solution: transfer amounts to a Thai friend via a family member or friend. and then to yourself. Or o
- Henk: Well, that's clear! We talk so much and often about tax issues on Thailandblog because the Dutch situation
- R. Langestraat: Sorry Lydia that's nonsense in the countryside at least 20% of the monks are way too heavy and another 20% are on the full side. They get
- KhunTak: Erik Kuipers, it is not meant personally in the context you place it. Short fuse and then this reaction. I give you them
- Hans Bosch: Mo, where does it say that I get AOW for a single person? I have been living together for over 14 years and receive a partner allowance. For the Thai tax
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- Rudolf: Why should the Thai tax authorities send you a notice in English? You live in Thailand and the main language there is Thai.
- Ger Korat: Go to the beginning: The Thai government has established rules that state and indicate when a declaration is required. That you have a
- Leon Vrebosch: We Belgians already pay a lot of taxes on pensions of non-residents (deregistered in Belgian municipalities) and then
- henryN: You are absolutely right. It has been said many times by Thailand Integrity Legal: THERE is no one-fits-all solution for taxation
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'Nam Keng' in your beer
Although I am not a real beer drinker, this did not apply during my stay in Thailand. The scorching heat and spicy food ensure that the golden-colored barley drink tastes great. A refreshing cold beer is a delicious and welcome thirst quencher.
