Question 1

I received a transfer from a family member that was tax paid in the original country. What process should it go through to prove that the tax was paid in the original country?

Chas Begley · Accepted Answer

This may potentially be classed as a gift. If this was a gift and it will not be returned, you need written evidence of this. It is advisable that you get a gift document drawn up to prove that it is a gift that does not need to be returned.

Learn more about Gifts and Taxation in Thailand

Question 2

I received a transfer from a family member that was tax paid in the original country. What process should it go through to prove that the tax was paid in the original country?

Chas Begley · Accepted Answer

This may potentially be classed as a gift. If this was a gift and it will not be returned, you need written evidence of this. It is advisable that you get a gift document drawn up to prove that it is a gift that does not need to be returned.

Learn more about Gifts and Taxation in Thailand

I received a transfer from a family member that was tax paid in the original country. What process should it go through to prove that the tax was paid in the original country?

I received a transfer from a family member that was tax paid in the original country. What process should it go through to prove that the tax was paid in the original country?

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