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UK DTA: I’ve got two pensions and I transfer money to a Thai bank account every 5 months. Do we need to worry about tax as Thailand and the UK have a DTA, plus the money is already being taxed in the UK?

March 26, 2024

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Potentially, yes. This is dependent on the tax rate in the UK and if it was remitted into Thailand. State and private pensions in the UK are taxable in Thailand, but you can use tax already paid as a credit. Even if your tax rate is high in the UK, and even if there is no tax to pay in Thailand for your situation, you will still have to file a tax return.

Learn more about Double Tax Agreements for expats in Thailand by watching our video here. 

Category: Double Taxation Agreement (DTA)
Tags: DTA, Pension, UK