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I also have a hip problems and one hip already operated. Topper can help for sure 👌

Agree. Location matters most 🙏

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All good. No hurry 👌

You are a tax resident in Thailand, if you live 180 days or more per calendar year here as many foreigners/retirees live. However, it does NOT mean that you pay taxes in Thailand because there are many details to meet until you pay taxes here. Besides, Thailand has a remittance-based tax system, and all money you’ve earned BEFORE this year is tax-free. Also, almost all foreigners live in Thailand under Double Tax Treaty which you should understand to make a good tax plan. There are also many exemptions (some of the pensions, for example, depend on the DTA dividend income and might be tax-free if it is already highly taxed in your home country, etc). I would add that before Thailand gets any of your hard-earned money, Thailand gives you also many deductions and allowances + based on the DTA tax credit which means many foreigners pay zero taxes at the end of Thailand.

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@@PloyandJayinThailand thank you for the replies, and good luck in Pattaya. There is so much here. I actually don’t drink alcohol or party, but choose to live here :)

@@CatManUKTH yeah, Pattaya is not just a drink and party - where are you located?

@@PloyandJayinThailand I’m about 10 minutes inland of Jomtien towards Huay Yai. I don’t like to be in the busy area, I’m in a quiet gated development

Thanks 😂you are not the first one who say like that 🤭

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Thanks for your insights 🙏

Thanks so much! 😊

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Still practicing 😂but we’ve seen it take your voice better when the mic is in your hand (not in your shirt) 😂

Great to hear 🙏

Thanks. Yeah, not the cheapest restaurant, but very relaxing. Appliances are not that cheap here.

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That’s good just wondered don’t think I will miss Scotland when I move either getting worse here

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Did you watch the video? When you use the Big C app, you get discounts not just on appliances, but also on grocery stuff. You can save thousands and thousands in a year using that app because they give you discounts. Microwave was 1.690 baht via application (without 1.790) 🙏

@PloyandJayinThailand I don't mean to give you a hard time or criticize you in any way. You said that you saved money when you spend. Actually, you just spend less . Saving means keeping it, not spending. You already have the money. How can you save it?

@@therabbitnews9362 ah…ok I leave it here 😂

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Saving also involves reducing expenditures.

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Thanks for your insight 🙏I partly agree with you. But if foreigners need to pay extra taxes in Thailand, then there should be some extra benefits because you are a tourist here even with your one-year marriage or retirement visa! I think Thailand should first rearrange its tax system to get some tax money from the Thai people. And now they are trying to do that with the tax changes and closing the loopholes. But if you are a foreigner who already pays taxes in your home country and if there is a Double Tax Agreement that protects you that you don’t get taxed TWICE, then I cannot see any sense in paying extra taxes in Thailand unless it’s a small tourist tax 😂but Thailand doesn’t want to do that because it creates just negative feeling and people go then other countries. Thailand already has double pricing in many places and foreigners pay extra. I would say that the new DTV and 60-day visa exemption are the right steps to get more long-term foreigners into the country and that way Thailand can also collect more money naturally.

@@PloyandJayinThailand When I say "YOU" in my comment, I don't specifically mean "You Jay". I mean "someone contemplating and or already living in Thailand"! And I also agree with some of the things that you are saying to... Basically, the Thai Government has a big mess on it's hands as it Transitions from a Third World Country (which it no longer is) into a modern Economy. I am sure they will make a lot of mistakes as they do this and this process will take a lot of time and probably upset a lot of people too. But if they can get it right and equitable, then the society as a whole should benefit!

@@billsimpson2392 yeah, I understand 🙏by the way I know some pensioners who live permanently in Thailand. They only pay also taxes in Thailand. Then some foreigners pay taxes in their home country and Thailand. All is based on the Double Tax Treaties which Thailand must respect. Some foreigners get tax benefits by paying only taxes in Thailand, some don’t, so it varies a lot.

@@billsimpson2392Thailand need to find the money to pay for 50 Million 10,000 THB digital wallets. As for using infrastructure if you own vehicles you pay a road tax, tax on fuel. You pay other taxes such as VAT. Citizen rights are the right to reside, own land, work, vote but Tax payer rights should be to access the services taxes pay for yet the Universal Healthcare Scheme is funded from tax and we not only don’t get the same access as Thai’s and pay more than Thai’s we pay more than Non Thai ASEAN Citizens who are Non Tax Resident. 31% of the land mass of Thailand is National Parks or animal sanctuaries and Approx 20% of the funding comes from gate receipts with the rest coming from General taxation yet they have Non Thai’s dual pricing. If you got a Non Thai child as is permitted with the new DTV and you are Tax resident you can’t send the child to a tax funded Thai school. Those who are in Country less than 180 days use infrastructure so why should they be subsidized to use infrastructure by those who are tax resident. Infrastructure projects are not all tax funded, The new speed trains are funded from government bonds and the new airports will be funded from partnerships with private investors.

Lol. Sorry, cannot sit down and talk outside because mosquitos and flies 😂

Congrats 🙏where did you get it?

Welcome 😊

Everyone who qualifies to get 60 day visa exemption, gets it. You’ll not get 28 days visa exemption 👌

Have made many tax videos based on my own tax-filing experience and research. Keep in mind, that I am not a tax expert, so do your own research also and consult a tax advisor (visit your nearest tax office in Thailand as I did) in case you need legal advice. ua-cam.com/play/PLu5eQt40KrSe7i5_5G8aOFTtbETmt2QnE.html&si=Wg_HGdA4h0zOdvGd

Thanks for sharing. You can officially apply ONLY outside of Thailand, but I know some people have applied in Thailand. Hopefully, all is ok when you re-enter with your DTV 🙏

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for sharing 👌you should get it easily although it might take a bit time 🙏

@@PloyandJayinThailand I hope so, tks 👍

Thanks and welcome 🤭

Thanks for your input. There are many ways to do UA-cam and stay on the legal side. DTV, Business visa, making a Thai company, or helping your Thai wife. Some of these need a work permit, some of them not. It depends on many things, like whether is it your business, do you get paid, whether is it your occupation…I always suggest to consult a lawyer before you start your UA-cam journey 👌🙏

@@PloyandJayinThailand DTV holders are prohibited from obtaining work permits as DTV’s are intended for those working remotely for foreign companies and clients. To get a DTV for remote worker purpose you have to show a contract of employment or a professional portfolio so good luck getting a DTV for being a YTer. A Business visa doesn’t allow you to work but Business visa holders can get work permits if they can meet the requirements and note Ben on Integrity Legal has said those who get what he calls Employer Of Record Work Permits through agents and friends companies that these work permits are null and void. As for helping your wife there have been cases such as a Thai has reported a husband for helping his Thai wife by painting the house in her name and the husband getting a visit from immigration. The Naked Guru posted a Vid 11 days ago titled Working & Income Tax As An Expat In Thailand and I think you might get something from watching it. As I said in my comment above just about anything can be deemed as work in Thailand so it is up to the immigration interpretation and looking forward it will depend on wether they crack down on YTers (A lot of YTer’s don’t stick to YT and promote sponsors, sell merchandise, courses, consultations, show case properties etc). Why would Thailand have a crack down well a couple of reasons I can think of is to stop abuse of the visa system and collect tax on Thai sources income which is taxable in Thailand regardless of recipient’s tax resident status or Country it is paid in. There are a lot of definitions of tax sourced income which though worded slightly different say they same one example is - What Is The Difference Between Between Personal Income Tax For Thai And Foreign Sourced BELAWS.

@@isaanman5399 DTV holders don't need work permits as they ONLY can work for foreign companies. That is clear and that is why Thailand has now DTV. UA-camrs are content creators and I already know one foreigner who got DTV for making UA-cam (but not just UA-cam). How did that “husband for helping his Thai wife by painting the house” story end up? Did they make money by painting other people’s houses? I saw that video of Naked Guru. Nothing new for me. That is true anything can be deemed as work in Thailand. According to Mr. Ben, even breathing can be work 🤭

@@PloyandJayinThailand All the stories of painting your wife’s house, bar owners hanging pictures on walls etc I know of all go back to being reported to immigration by a Thai who is a neighbor who thinks you should have given him the job or another bar owner wanting to give a problem etc. Most get a warning to stop and/or pay a fine (official or unofficial). You say you know of a person who got a DTV for YTing (but also other things), so is it written anywhere they can YT as this would then mean YTing is not classed as working in Thailand and the income not classed as Thai sourced income. Thailand has already said they are restructuring the Non - Immigrant visa categories from 17 to 7 starting from next month. So I wouldn’t expect any more clarifications or possible crack downs till after they have introduced the 7 Non - Immigrant category system.

@@isaanman5399 the foreigner who got DTV for content creation (which includes UA-cam content) made a personal portfolio showing what work he is doing for his company in Thailand under DTV

Good luck with that 🙏

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Haha. That is good one. I did it, but was it mistake? ua-cam.com/video/rdHhx8tyLW8/v-deo.htmlsi=C21rtUusZcRwYhWC

@@PloyandJayinThailand yeah I checked out that video you sent me the link you did the right thing since you invested your money and a lot of it in building a house and only you know your business income that you wish to disclose so yeah you did the right thing yourself

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This might help: www.expattaxthailand.com/comprehensive-expats-guide-to-thailand-inheritance-tax/#:~:text=Inheritance%20Tax%20Rates%20in%20Thailand,-Tax%20Threshold%3A%20Inheritance&text=5%25%20Tax%20Rate%3A%20This%20rate,direct%20lineage%20and%20non%2Drelatives.

165 sqm home, 400sqm land

Happy birthday!! 🎂

Get a life 😂

Or rent out? 😂

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Not in Thailand. 555

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