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I live in Thailand with my 3 children at the moment. I am divorced. I have my UK old age pension. What tax would I have to pay in Thailand. I’m 67 what allowance would I get before I paid tax?

June 17, 2024

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I live in Thailand with my 3 children at the moment. I am divorced. I have my UK old age pension. What tax would I have to pay in Thailand. I’m 67 what allowance would I get before I paid tax?

You will have to file a tax return, but with your allowances and deductions, its likely you won’t have a tax obligation. We can file this for you with our essential tax filing. Here is more information.

Categories: Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) Taxability

Tags: Pension, UK

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